IT Operation Automation Platform 'Robostein' Releases AI-Driven Automation Flow Generation Feature

Comsquare Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Chairman and CEO: Yasushi Ueshima, hereafter Comsquare) announces the implementation of a new feature where AI autonomously generates automation flows in its provided IT operation automation platform 'Robostein'.

* 'Zero Digital Divide' is a pending trademark registration by Comsquare Co., Ltd.

Background and Purpose In recent years, with the spread of hybrid clouds and the use of diverse SaaS, IT operations have become increasingly complex and diversified. While the need for IT operation automation is growing amidst the demand for swift and accurate responses, building traditional automation flows has strictly required advanced, specialized skills.

As a result, 'personalization' where tasks are concentrated on specific engineers, and the 'digital divide (information gap)*' where automation fails to progress due to skill differences, have become major walls hindering DX on the front lines. To solve these issues, Robostein developed this feature aiming for an environment where anyone, regardless of specialized knowledge—from operators to engineers—can intuitively achieve advanced automation under the slogan of 'Zero Digital Divide'.

Overview of the New Feature: AI Flow Generation By simply conveying operational rules through dialogue with the AI, it instantly generates the optimal automation flow. By having the AI handle the specialized construction processes, it enables the 'flow-charting of thoughts', allowing operators and engineers alike to achieve automation equally.

[Three Features of This Function] 1. Interactive Interface Simply tell it what you want to do in natural language, and the AI grasps your intent. The dialogue with the AI organizes the business procedures and automatically generates a flow that actually runs on Robostein.

2. Shortest Path Construction It saves the trouble of drawing a flow from scratch and instantly gives shape to on-site know-how.

3. Skill Leveling Even without advanced design skills, everyone from operators to engineers can equally promote automation. This enables the creation of ideal automation flows led by the frontline staff.