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The scaffolding, the API integrations, the compliance gates, the standard business patterns: all of it. The 20% that’s business logic specific to the use case is where the engineer still adds value. The 80% that used to be boilerplate is gone.
Who defines the templates and policies?
Your platform team. Mia-Platform ships with starting templates for common patterns (CRUD services, frontends, BFF layers, event-driven aggregators…), but the real value comes from templating your own patterns.
Can a non-technical Business Innovator actually build something usable?
With the right templates and a clear Intent, yes. Flow is not no-code. It’s AI-assisted, context-aware composition. The Business Innovator composes; the engineer finishes. The split is explicit by design.
What happens to an idea that doesn't pass the Scorecards?
It stays in Flow. The Scorecards show what’s wrong (template deviation, compliance violation, missing tests). The Business Innovator or the engineer fixes it inside the same workspace.
See Flow compose a real application. Live.
Bring a use case. We’ll show you how Flow takes it from natural language to a running prototype, governed by your Context Catalog, ready for the engineering last mile.