[WillAdams]

I tried creating a workflow:

>Given a folder of scanned files, create a .bat file with move commands which renames each file using the information from the scan of the form and superimposed check using the naming convention: $<amount of check>_<date of check in YYYY-MM-DD format>_<Invoice ID>_<PWS ID>_<name of company from population line>.pdf

https://app.getflowcode.io/api/run/7344545b-116c-44f1-83e0-2...

and when I run it, I get:

>{"message":"No matching HTTP trigger found"}

but I was expecting to be prompted for a folder.

[gabigrin]

Thanks for trying Flowcode! sorry it didn't work for you.

The AI should have explained that local scripting isn't supported by Flowcode. Our copilot is under active development and has a lot of room for improvement.

Flowcode is built for cloud-based use cases - you can think of it as a "visual serverless" platform

Perhaps working directly with Flyde https://github.com/flydelabs/flyde + some AI assistant to build the custom nodes you'll need might work for that use case.

[WillAdams]

My pleasure!

My problem has been to find a front-end which will actually work with local files....