Jason C.

Will do, and Yes.

👍 Ahh got it — thanks for clarifying. That’s actually perfect for where I’m at: using it as a “thinking + drafting” layer while I’m learning, then only jumping into Lindy once the workflow/prompt is solid. I’m going to check Dia out and use it to tighten my prompts before I burn more Lindy credits. Thank you!

Dia browser?

Appreciate the insight — that makes sense. I think where I tripped myself up was trying to solve a real use case too early instead of treating it purely as a learning exercise, which definitely cost me some credits along the way. I’m realizing I need a better grasp of how Lindy’s workflows and decision paths fit together before I lean too hard on prompts or bigger builds. Quick question while I’ve got you: outside of Lindy 101, is there anywhere else you’d recommend to learn more deeply about how Lindy actually works under the hood?

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That’s exactly where I’m at right now. Without fully understanding how Lindy’s workflows and decision paths fit together yet, it’s hard to truly reverse-engineer a template instead of just tweaking it blindly. My goal is to build enough foundational understanding first so I actually know why something works before I start reshaping it.

Appreciate that — thank you. I’m just trying to learn it the right way first and actually understand how Lindy thinks before I try to get fancy. Looking forward to learning from everyone here along the way too.