Pro: Deal is OK, whereas 'operations' are consumed uber fast since basically whatever step you put on the plate, is an operation. Its yet to be clarified if internal steps/features (math, filter, arrays, ....) are free to digest as most other automation platform offer it. Also unclear is, if iterations within a workflow step are considered as operations too (in that case, the deal is pretty much useless. I doubt thats the case, but the pure lack of defintions of everything and the bad implemented "integration" I tested, make me feel they got no idea of the business or just launched a concept that is not here to last but to find product market fit - If am wrong on this, consider to invest in a decent product/marketing/gtm strategist - big time).

Then to the integration. I only had one common and simple but rarely implemented workflow to test: Get my own followers IDs and names from Twitter. It already failed, since Albator generously consider ANYTHING an integration that COULD be connected (e.g. webooks).

I tried chatting with support but that person neither could or wanted to write sentences that made sense to me nor seemed to be interested to make an internal note that, at the very least, their "integration" of twitter API (essential API, nothing fancy!) needs a re-make from scratch.