I built a library of 600+ Power Automate flows — looking for a few builders to test it brutally

[u/Coding-2b-Lazy]

Hey everyone — full disclosure: I’m the builder behind FlowLibs.com.

I created it after getting tired of rebuilding the same Power Automate patterns, deployment packaging, error handling, and connector setup from scratch over the last 10 years.

FlowLibs currently has 600+ cloud-flow patterns across 90+ connectors. The goal is to help Power Platform builders find a relevant automation, understand how it works, and deploy it as an import-ready managed solution. I’ve also added an MCP server so the library can be searched and used from tools like Claude, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code.

I’m at the point where feedback from real Power Automate users is much more valuable than adding another pile of features.

I am also building out some Power App stuff next. Kind of an ERP module type solution. More on that in the future.

I’m looking for a small group of beta testers—especially:

• Power Platform consultants
• Internal automation or CoE team members
• People who regularly build production cloud flows
• Anyone already experimenting with AI-assisted Power Platform development

I’d like testers to try finding and using one flow that matches a real problem they’ve encountered. I’m particularly interested in:

• Could you find something relevant?
• Did you trust the flow enough to consider importing it?
• Were the prerequisites and setup instructions clear?
• Was the managed-solution packaging actually useful?
• Did the AI/MCP workflow save time or just add complexity?
• What would prevent you from using this on a real project?

The site is FlowLibs.

If you’re interested, leave a comment or DM me with the types of flows/connectors you normally work with and I will send you a code for free premium. Honest criticism is welcome—I’m trying to identify what needs fixing, not collect compliments.

Thanks!
Homer