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Flow by 3DAI Studio is a web-based, agentic workflow builder for 3D creation that borrows the flexible node-graph feel of ComfyUI. It helps users assemble specialized 3D nodes, logic nodes, and automated generation steps into reusable creative pipelines without building every tool from scratch. The product is aimed at 3D artists, game asset creators, product visualization teams, and AI creators who want more control over multi-step 3D workflows. Flow is notable because it applies agent-style orchestration and visual workflow design to 3D asset production, a category where creators often juggle fragmented tools. It fits Smartoolbox as a 3D and AI-agent creative automation tool.

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