logic blocks. Users can integrate Sim with over 500 tools, such as Slack, Gmail, Supabase, and Pinecone, enabling autonomous agents that interact with real-world data and systems. The platform supports both hosted and self-hosted models, giving teams flexibility in choosing how and where their AI runs. Workflows built in Sim can be triggered manually, via scheduled events, or by webhooks, and they can be exposed as APIs or chat interfaces. Sim combines a no-code visual interface with production-grade capabilities like structured output, logging, and debugging, allowing teams to iterate quickly and scale their AI systems.