>Given a folder of scanned files, create a .bat file with move commands which renames each file using the information from the scan of the form and superimposed check using the naming convention: $<amount of check>_<date of check in YYYY-MM-DD format>_<Invoice ID>_<PWS ID>_<name of company from population line>.pdf
Thanks for trying Flowcode! sorry it didn't work for you.
The AI should have explained that local scripting isn't supported by Flowcode. Our copilot is under active development and has a lot of room for improvement.
Flowcode is built for cloud-based use cases - you can think of it as a "visual serverless" platform
Perhaps working directly with Flyde https://github.com/flydelabs/flyde + some AI assistant to build the custom nodes you'll need might work for that use case.
>Given a folder of scanned files, create a .bat file with move commands which renames each file using the information from the scan of the form and superimposed check using the naming convention: $<amount of check>_<date of check in YYYY-MM-DD format>_<Invoice ID>_<PWS ID>_<name of company from population line>.pdf
https://app.getflowcode.io/api/run/7344545b-116c-44f1-83e0-2...
and when I run it, I get:
>{"message":"No matching HTTP trigger found"}
but I was expecting to be prompted for a folder.