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EXTENDED COURSE

Flowise

Build working AI agents in Flowise without writing code. You drag boxes called nodes onto a canvas and connect them — a model here, your documents there, a tool over there — so you literally see how information flows. Across seven short lessons you go from a free account to a document-grounded chatbot, a tool-using assistant, a multi-agent workflow, and finally a published agent you can embed on a site or call from an API. The visual builder is free and open-source; you bring (and pay for) your own LLM API key.

1Lessons7step-by-step, ~90 min each
2Cheat sheetcopy-ready expressions
3Examples2what people built

Customer & client portals1

Flowise Founder Small biz
Course starter

Docs-grounded support bot

A Flowise agent ingests your product docs and FAQ, then answers customer questions in an embeddable chat widget — escalating to a human when it is unsure.

A 24/7 support assistant on your site that only answers from your real documentation.

Try it yourself

Build a Retrieval QA chatflow over your docs → "Embed in website" → paste the snippet on your landing page.

Research & data tools1

Flowise Scientist
Course starter

Chat with your paper library

A Flowise chatflow loads a folder of PDFs into a vector store, then answers questions grounded in them — "Which of these papers used a knockout mouse model?" — with citations back to the source document.

A private research assistant that searches your own literature instead of the whole internet.

Try it yourself

New Chatflow → PDF/Folder loader → embeddings → vector store → Conversational Retrieval QA node → ask a question in the chat panel.