It’s been a while since my last update — here’s what’s new across three core areas:
Unified Conversational Interface
The new version replaces the previous multi-page navigation with a unified AI chat interface. Simply type in natural language, and the system interprets your intent and surfaces the relevant features on demand. This shift from “searching for features” to “features coming to you” significantly reduces operational overhead and keeps your workflow focused and uninterrupted.
Protocol-to-Flowchart Conversion
You can now import an experimental Protocol and have it automatically parsed into a visual flowchart. Parameters can be reviewed and edited directly on each node. Once confirmed, the system compiles the flowchart structure and node data into a final executable method.
Hamilton Venus .med File Support
In addition to existing HSL (Hamilton Scripting Language) generation, this version introduces initial support for Hamilton Venus .med file generation — starting with Custom Dialog code. Full .med method file support is planned for upcoming releases.
Hi @Xianghua, this is a very powerful tool I’d love to do beta testing with in my lab. Is there a possibility of getting access to some of the tools in development currently?
@Sushil Hi, messages like yours are crucial for ensuring VerisFlow solves the right problems—it genuinely means a lot to me. We are currently in active development and refinement. I’ll be in touch as soon as we’re ready for external testing. Thank you for your patience—I’m determined to make it worth the wait!
Thanks so much for the kind words and for offering to help! That really means a lot. We are still a little ways out from having a testable version, but I will make sure to keep you in the loop and reach out the moment we are ready for beta testers.
Thanks for asking, and sorry for the delayed response!
The AI calls Hamilton’s existing libraries as well as our own custom ones. It does not write all logic in plain HSL from scratch.
In my opinion, reinventing everything from the ground up wouldn’t make much sense. There are already many well-tested, verified libraries available, both from Hamilton and ones we’ve built ourselves. I’m building on what already works, teaching the AI how to use these proven tools correctly in new processes.