💡 This solved my chatbot problem in 2 min

☕ Morning! 💡 Something I found while hiding from my family last night 🎄 

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So I was messing around with n8n this last night (as one does), and I found something that genuinely made me stop and go "wait, why didn't this exist before?"

You know that thing where you build this beautiful workflow - logic's tight, API calls are clean, the whole thing just works - and then you deploy it as a chatbot and it just... dumps text at people?

Like, your backend is doing sophisticated stuff. But the user experience is "here's four paragraphs, good luck."

It's 2025, and we're still making people read walls of text from AI agents.

Anyway. I found this thing called Thesys C1.

You literally paste your n8n public chat URL into it, and it wraps your workflow in actual UI.

Not "here's a template" UI. Generative UI - forms when you need input, cards when you're presenting options, charts when there's data.

The interface builds itself based on what your agent is trying to say.

→ Try it with your workflow (free)

I tested it with a lead gen flow I'd been putting off because I didn't want to build a frontend for it. Took maybe 2 minutes to connect.

Now it renders actual form fields instead of asking people to type their email into a chat bubble like animals.

Three things that clicked for me:

1. Lead capture actually works now. Forms > "please type your email below." Obviously. But I wasn't going to spin up a React app for a chatbot.

2. Support flows feel like products. I have this internal tool that was functional but embarrassing. Now it looks like something I'd actually show someone.

3. No frontend code. None. My n8n workflow stayed exactly where it was. C1 just handles presentation.

Honestly, I'm a little annoyed I didn't find this sooner.

I've been manually building UIs for agent prototypes.

→ Takes 2 minutes. I timed it.

If you're building anything with n8n that talks to users, just try it. It's one of those "why is this free" situations.