Every AI workflow tool I've seen works the same way: bolt AI on top of an existing builder, inheriting all its boundaries. Zyk flips that. Claude is the interface. You describe what you want, it builds and deploys it. Retries, scheduling, human-in-the-loop approval all built in. Zyk UI handles diagrams, task list, and run history. Hatchet runs durable execution underneath. The demo is a GitHub issue triage workflow: triggers on critical/production labels, assesses severity, drafts a Slack message, pauses for human approval on critical issues, then posts. Built entirely by talking to Claude. Open source. Deploy on Railway in under 10 minutes. I posted a few weeks ago without a working alpha. This is the actual launch.