Silicon Valley Can’t Stop Talking About Lindy

“If you’re not embarrassed by your first version, you shipped too late in AI,” says Flo Crivello, founder and CEO of Lindy. “And if your first version works, you’re probably not thinking big enough.”

That shaped the earliest days of Lindy, a no-code platform that lets users build AI agents using modular blocks without writing code. The company’s goal is to help teams automate complex tasks, from handling customer support tickets to generating Salesforce updates based on meeting transcripts. It’s not just about chat interfaces; Lindy’s agents are designed to perform actual work across systems using structured logic and dynamic knowledge sources.

Excited to announce Lindy's biggest update yet:
* Agent swarms let Lindy AI agents duplicate themselves and do 100s of things at once
* Integration supremacy: we are now the #1 agent in the world with the most integrations, with 5,000+ integrations and 4,000+ web scrapers pic.twitter.com/SlVpzB9IZd

— Flo Crivello (@Altimor) April 2, 2025

Crivello describes the first iteration of Lindy as “just a prompt.” No logic engine. No branching. Just text. “It didn’t work. We were relying on models that weren’t ready,” he said. “But we kept going, because we knew future models would catch up to the vision.”