AI Flow Editor for Power Automate (by Nodient)

Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

Changelog

• May 22, 2026
  short_description

  Build your Power Automate workflows with AI. Advanced JSON editor with IntelliSense, diff view, run history, and MCP.

  Vibecode your Power Automate flows with AI. Full JSON editor, action tree, diff view, run history, find & replace, MCP bridge.

• May 22, 2026
  permissions

  identity, tabs, storage

  identity, tabs, storage, alarms

• Apr 17, 2026
  description

  Vibecode your Power Automate flows with AI.
  
  Nodient PA gives you two ways to work with AI on your flows.
  
  The fastest way: export your entire flow definition as JSON with one click, paste it into any AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, whatever you prefer), and let the AI analyze or rewrite it. Do the same with run history. Export the last failed run with full input/output details for every action, hand it to the AI, and let it figure out what went wrong. Once the AI gives you the corrected JSON, import it back into Nodient PA and your changes are pushed to Power Automate in real time. No waiting, no reloading. The flow updates instantly.
  
  The second way is through the MCP (Model Context Protocol) bridge. This connects your AI assistant directly to the editor over a local WebSocket so the AI can read your flow, make edits, save, validate, search across flows, and inspect run history without you copying anything back and forth. It works well, but depending on your setup the MCP connection can be slow. For quick fixes and debugging, the export/import workflow above is usually faster.
  
  We are a consultancy that implements Power Automate solutions for our clients. We built this tool internally because we got tired of the limitations in the standard Power Automate designer. Switching between actions, debugging failed runs, and making bulk changes across large flows was painfully slow. So we built something better for ourselves. After using it daily on real client projects for months, we decided to publish it so other Power Automate developers can benefit from the same workflow.
  
  Here is what you can do with Nodient PA:
  
  Full JSON editor powered by Monaco
  The same editor that powers VS Code, running inside your browser. You get syntax highlighting, auto-complete, code folding, minimap navigation, and bracket matching for your flow definitions. Edit connection references and the full flow definition side by side in a single view.
  
  Action tree navigation
  A collapsible tree panel on the left shows every action in your flow organized by its actual structure: scopes, conditions, loops, switches, and their nested children. Click any action in the tree and the editor jumps straight to it. No more scrolling through thousands of lines to find the right action.
  
  Diff view before saving
  Before you push any changes, open the diff view to see exactly what changed. Two modes are available: an action-level diff that highlights which actions were added, removed, or modified, and a full JSON diff for line-by-line comparison.
  
  Bulk find and replace
  Search across your entire flow definition and replace values in bulk. Supports case-sensitive matching and regex patterns. Preview every match with surrounding context before applying changes.
  
  Flow validation
  Run a validation check that catches common issues like empty action names, missing connection references, and dead-end error paths. Results show up in a detailed panel with the action name, description of the problem, and a suggested fix.
  
  Run history inspector
  Browse the last 50 runs of your flow without leaving the editor. Filter by status (succeeded, failed, cancelled, running). Drill into any run to see every action that executed, its duration, and its status. Expand individual actions to inspect their full input and output payloads. Export complete run data as JSON for debugging or documentation.
  
  Auto-save and recovery
  Your work is automatically saved to local storage every 30 seconds. If your browser crashes or you accidentally close the tab, your changes are waiting for you when you come back.
  
  Keyboard shortcuts
  Ctrl+S to save, Ctrl+Shift+V to validate, Ctrl+Shift+F to format, Ctrl+Shift+H for find and replace, Ctrl+Shift+D for diff view. Everything is designed to keep your hands on the keyboard.
  
  Dark and light themes
  Matches your preferred working style with full dark mode and light mode support across the editor, panels, and all UI components.
  
  Works with your existing Power Automate setup
  Signs in through Microsoft OAuth with your existing organizational account. Connects to any environment you have access to. Automatically detects open Power Automate flows in your browser tabs and lets you pick which one to edit.

  Vibecode your Power Automate flows with AI.
  
  AI Flow Editor gives you two ways to work with AI on your flows.
  
  The fastest way: export your entire flow definition as JSON with one click, paste it into any AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, whatever you prefer), and let the AI analyze or rewrite it. Do the same with run history. Export the last failed run with full input/output details for every action, hand it to the AI, and let it figure out what went wrong. Once the AI gives you the corrected JSON, import it back into AI Flow Editor and your changes are pushed to Power Automate in real time. No waiting, no reloading. The flow updates instantly.
  
  The second way is through the MCP (Model Context Protocol) bridge. This connects your AI assistant directly to the editor over a local WebSocket so the AI can read your flow, make edits, save, validate, search across flows, and inspect run history without you copying anything back and forth. It works well, but depending on your setup the MCP connection can be slow. For quick fixes and debugging, the export/import workflow above is usually faster.
  
  We are a consultancy that implements Power Automate solutions for our clients. We built this tool internally because we got tired of the limitations in the standard Power Automate designer. Switching between actions, debugging failed runs, and making bulk changes across large flows was painfully slow. So we built something better for ourselves. After using it daily on real client projects for months, we decided to publish it so other Power Automate developers can benefit from the same workflow.
  
  Here is what you can do with AI Flow Editor:
  
  Full JSON editor powered by Monaco
  The same editor that powers VS Code, running inside your browser. You get syntax highlighting, auto-complete, code folding, minimap navigation, and bracket matching for your flow definitions. Edit connection references and the full flow definition side by side in a single view.
  
  Action tree navigation
  A collapsible tree panel on the left shows every action in your flow organized by its actual structure: scopes, conditions, loops, switches, and their nested children. Click any action in the tree and the editor jumps straight to it. No more scrolling through thousands of lines to find the right action.
  
  Diff view before saving
  Before you push any changes, open the diff view to see exactly what changed. Two modes are available: an action-level diff that highlights which actions were added, removed, or modified, and a full JSON diff for line-by-line comparison.
  
  Bulk find and replace
  Search across your entire flow definition and replace values in bulk. Supports case-sensitive matching and regex patterns. Preview every match with surrounding context before applying changes.
  
  Flow validation
  Run a validation check that catches common issues like empty action names, missing connection references, and dead-end error paths. Results show up in a detailed panel with the action name, description of the problem, and a suggested fix.
  
  Run history inspector
  Browse the last 50 runs of your flow without leaving the editor. Filter by status (succeeded, failed, cancelled, running). Drill into any run to see every action that executed, its duration, and its status. Expand individual actions to inspect their full input and output payloads. Export complete run data as JSON for debugging or documentation.
  
  Auto-save and recovery
  Your work is automatically saved to local storage every 30 seconds. If your browser crashes or you accidentally close the tab, your changes are waiting for you when you come back.
  
  Keyboard shortcuts
  Ctrl+S to save, Ctrl+Shift+V to validate, Ctrl+Shift+F to format, Ctrl+Shift+H for find and replace, Ctrl+Shift+D for diff view. Everything is designed to keep your hands on the keyboard.
  
  Dark and light themes
  Matches your preferred working style with full dark mode and light mode support across the editor, panels, and all UI components.
  
  Works with your existing Power Automate setup
  Signs in through Microsoft OAuth with your existing organizational account. Connects to any environment you have access to. Automatically detects open Power Automate flows in your browser tabs and lets you pick which one to edit.

• Apr 17, 2026
  short_description

  Nodient PA — Advanced JSON editor for Power Automate flows with AI integration.

  Build your Power Automate workflows with AI. Advanced JSON editor with IntelliSense, diff view, run history, and MCP.

• Apr 17, 2026
  name

  Nodient PA

  AI Flow Editor for Power Automate (by Nodient)

• Apr 17, 2026
  host_permissions

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  https://login.microsoftonline.com/*, https://*.api.powerplatform.com/*, https://*.api.flow.microsoft.com/*, https://*.blob.core.windows.net/*, https://nodient.nl/*

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Permissions

identitytabsstoragealarms

Host access

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