AOS vs
Lindy.
No-code workflow automation with AI agents. Not an operating cadence.
Lindy lets you build AI agents that automate specific workflows like meeting prep, inbox triage, or CRM updates. It is a useful tool for individual workflows. But you build each one, the credit meter turns a flat plan into an unpredictable bill, and complex multi-step flows take real configuration time. AOS is the framework that runs the company around those workflows.
Credits make the real cost a moving target. One end-to-end flow can spend hundreds of credits, so a flat-looking plan runs out far sooner than you expect.
You are the builder. Simple agents are quick. The multi-step workflows that actually matter take configuration time, and debugging a broken loop is rough.
It automates tasks, not a company. There is no named owner per function and no cross-department mission. You stitch the org together yourself.
Use Lindy when you want to automate a specific workflow. Use AOS when you want the company-wide cadence.