Respell review: Former no-code AI workflow tool; team joined Salesforce, standalone product shut down

What Respell does

Respell, according to its founder's announcement, began as a project to link large-language-model prompts together without writing code. The vendor describes the product as an AI-first automation suite and says it launched a Research Agent in May 2023.

The official site no longer works as a product page. Its homepage carries a notice that the Respell team is joining Salesforce to work on Agentforce, and that Respell will be closed as a standalone product on March 1st. The vendor says it arranged an exclusive offer with Lindy for current Respell customers, and that Lindy will assist with moving their spells over. Customers are to be contacted with more details about the migration.

Anyone evaluating Respell today should read the announcement first, because it describes a product being wound down rather than a service with listed plans. This entry is most useful to former users and to people tracing where the team went.

• Founder's original project: chaining LLM prompts without code
• Described by the vendor as an AI-first automation suite
• Research Agent launched in May 2023
• Customers' spells can be migrated with Lindy's help

Our take

Respell is mainly of historical interest now. The official page tells the story of a no-code way to chain AI prompts, and then says the team joined Salesforce and the standalone product is closing. It fits existing customers who want migration information. A buyer comparing workflow automation tools could look at Lindy, which the vendor names as its transition partner, or at Salesforce Agentforce.