Zanbric APMN is the canvas for agentic processes: map every LLM call, tool action, human decision, and guardrail in a shared notation — then export the specification your engineers build from.
If you can describe the process, you can design it. The notation does the heavy lifting: typed objects, typed connectors, built-in validation — no free-form flowchart chaos.
Drag triggers, LLM calls, tool actions, and routers onto the canvas. Connectors are inferred from the objects you join — the diagram stays valid as you go.
Add human reviews and approvals, guardrails, confidence checks, and audit logs as first-class objects — human-in-the-loop by design, visible to everyone.
One click produces the handoff document: prompt specs, tool contracts, IO contracts, decision logic, and owners per object. JSON for machines, Markdown for people.
Every guardrail, human decision point, and audit trail is captured up front — so risk and compliance sign off on the design before a single line of code is written.
Engineers start from an agreed specification instead of scattered notes — fewer discovery cycles, fewer rebuilds, and a faster path from design to production.
Design it. APMN captures the flow, the governance, and the metadata in one artifact — then exports it as the documentation.
No. n8n and LangGraph run workflows. Zanbric APMN designs them first — it's the design and documentation layer those tools are built from.
Every object with its prompt spec, tool contract, IO contract, decision logic, confidence thresholds, human handoff, risk controls, and audit requirements.
Open the app, pick one real process, and put it in notation. Your first agentic process blueprint in about ten minutes — and your feedback shapes the next release.