Stewie Breadboard / Enterprise
Shape business logic
together.
Bring your team and AI to the same board. Explore how a rule behaves, try a change, and carry the chosen logic and cases into your application.
Keep the behavior in view
while the conversation moves forward.
for next step
01 / A shared question
Change the policy.
See the consequences.
Sales wants fewer review delays. Finance needs the right exceptions. Try a proposal, inspect the orders it affects, and decide what should change.
Let eligible orders progress at 12% discount or less. Above 12%, ask Finance to review. Keep credit and stock checks in place.This campaign brief stays the same while you explore changes.
Above this limit, ask Finance to review.
Same rule. Six example orders. Select a row to follow its path.
Follow a decision through.
This run uses 10%. The campaign asks for a 12% limit, including 12%. 5 of 6 outcomes match the brief’s expected results.
ORD-10212% exceeds the 10% review threshold.
From the executed ruleBrief expects Ready for this order. The current outcome differs.
A version your team can work with.
Match the campaign brief, run the cases, and select a version to try in a sample app.
Select an order to inspect its path, or run the current rule.
02 / Attention for the decisions
More code isn't
more understanding.
When a change lives across chats, files, and people's heads, your team has to reconstruct what it means. Keep the rule, its inputs, and its outcomes in view so people can spend their attention on the decision.
People
Bring the context.
Explain what matters, surface the exceptions, and decide which trade-offs make sense for the business.
AI
Explore alternatives.
Work from the same rule and examples. Propose a change that people can inspect, try, and refine.
The shared board
See what changes.
Keep the behavior beside the conversation, so each change has visible consequences to discuss.
Keep the tools your team already uses, including Copilot. This example demonstrates the working surface; a connection to your AI tools or application needs a separate integration evaluation.
03 / Room for judgment
Less to hold
in your head.
See how it behaves.
Follow an input through the rule to its outcome. Keep the conditions visible while you ask why a case took that path.
Stay with the question.
Change a rule and compare the same cases. Keep the surrounding flow in view while you decide which outcomes make sense.
Keep what you learned.
Take the selected logic and repeatable cases into your application. Use them to explain the change and check the next version.
04 / Beyond the board
Working logic.
Beyond the board.
A policy, an exception, a routing decision. Explore that part of your application on the board, then carry the result back into the workflow where it belongs.
- The selected rule and threshold
- The brief, six orders, and expected outcomes
- A sample next-step router
- Checks you can rerun with Node.js
A useful handoff
Run it in
your own code.
Run this sample locally with Node.js. To use the logic in an app, map its inputs and outputs, connect real dependencies, and check the cases in your environment.
Your team keeps the rule and its cases. Rerun them when the surrounding application changes, and review the expectations when the business policy changes.
05 / Your logic, your team
Bring your team.
Bring a real question.
Explore whether Breadboard helps your team understand and change its own business logic. Start with a rule you revisit, a few examples, and the app where the result needs to work.
Explore Breadboard hello@stewie.shStart with what matters to you
Your business context
Which decision needs attention, and where does it live in your app?
Your team and AI
Who knows the exceptions? Which AI and development tools do you already use?
A useful outcome
What would clearer reasoning, fewer handoffs, or an easier next change let your team do?
Start with an example you can share. We'll discuss product fit and the integration work your environment would require.
06 / Before you dive in
A few practical
questions.
We already use Copilot or another AI tool. Where does Breadboard fit?
Tools such as Copilot Studio already offer visual workflows, testing, and automation. Breadboard focuses on a shared view of the business rules and their behavior. The value to evaluate is whether that view helps your team and AI understand, explore, and change the logic together.
Do we need production data to start?
Start with synthetic inputs and mocked dependencies. Connecting real systems is a separate integration step, with the access and checks your organization requires.
Can we use the result in our own app?
This demo exports the selected rule as a runnable JavaScript sample, with its inputs, outputs, cases, and expected results. Run it locally with Node.js, then adapt the function and rerun the cases in your application. A customer integration still needs an adapter evaluation, real dependencies, and your normal deployment checks.
What is live in this demo?
The business rules run in your browser: changing the threshold changes the outcomes. The orders are synthetic, the assistant proposal is scripted, and the next step is simulated. This page has no live AI, Microsoft Copilot, or customer-system connection.
Does selecting a version deploy it?
Selecting a version makes it available to the sample order screen and download. It does not approve a real order or deploy software. Deployment and operational approvals remain separate steps in the target environment.
How can we explore Breadboard with our own logic?
Get in touch with a rule or decision your team needs to work on and the app it belongs to. We can discuss product fit, who would use the board, and what a connection to your environment would require. Your team remains responsible for its application, integration, and runtime.