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Enjoy all EU-AI features like Text, 🖼️ Images & 🎤 Voice from your own private workflow space.

Nyno helps people build better AI Frontend apps, exclusively with EU-AI without having to write backend code.

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Nyno for EU-AI Developers

Easily Create and Test EU-AI APIs for Your Frontends.

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Get Started

You can use Nyno locally without sign-up or you can get early access to the online version via https://nyno.dev (it's the first form).

Install via Docker/Podman

🐧 Debian/Ubuntu Linux install:

sudo apt update && sudo apt install podman -y
mkdir -p workflows-enabled; 
podman run -it -p 9057:9057 -v ./workflows-enabled:/app/workflows-enabled flowagi/nyno

🟦 Windows Install: https://nyno.dev/how-to-run-nyno-on-windows-using-docker-desktop

Or use The Online Platform (for every device)

https://nyno.dev (📨 enter your e-mail in the first form to get early access)


Build your first EU-AI API

[!] API KEY: The online platform already has it's own MISTRAL_API_KEY. If you're using Nyno locally you'll need to get your own MISTRAL_API_KEY from https://console.mistral.ai.

Here's how to create your API via Nyno:

Calling your workflow as API

The simplest way to now call your Nyno workflow is via:

curl -X POST http://localhost:9057/api/v1/flows/flow.nyno \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"prev":"Hello, world!"}'

This will return an object as JSON with the whole input/output flow of every step:

{
   "status": "ok",
   "execution:": [{
      "id": "node-1":
      "input": {
         "args": [..],
         "context": {..},
      },
      "output: {
         "r": 0,
         "c": {..}
      }
    }]
}

In your frontend you will often only need the last variables from execution[last].output.c:


{
   "prev": "(ai generated message)"
}

For the online platform just replace the host with nynoplatform.eu (+https):

curl -X POST https://nynoplatform.eu/api/v1/flows/flow.nyno \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"prev":"Hello, world!"}'

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