No matter how good the modeler, not everyone can use it. That was the insight that changed our UX strategy. We'd built something powerful - the Modeler API, the new Workflow Modeler, comprehensive testing infrastructure. All working beautifully for developers and technical site builders who understand events, conditions, loops, and tokens. But what about content editors who've never encountered those concepts? Site builders skilled in their domain but unfamiliar with event-driven architecture? People whose expertise lies elsewhere? They don't lack the desire to build automation . They lack the prerequisite vocabulary. The breakthrough: bring ECA to where users already are, without requiring them to learn our language first. The Lightning Bolt You're editing a form. Contact form, user registration, content submission - doesn't matter. Next to each field that has applicable templates, there's a small lightning bolt icon. Click it. A menu opens. Inside: templates for that specific field.…