AISL Applications

AISL operates and administers selected applications for teaching, learning, research, experimentation, prototyping, and project work. Together, these services provide a practical view of the application layer used across parts of the AISL toolstack.

For collaborators and prospective partners, this section also provides a high-level overview of the environments we work with. Access to AISL-hosted applications is generally limited to approved FHNW users and activities unless a specific project arrangement provides otherwise.

Access: For LiteLLM, Open WebUI, Langflow, and n8n, an FHNW user's account must be enabled before first use. Access is either granted on request or pre-enrolled for a module, course, research activity, or project.

Test and teaching environment: AISL-hosted applications are not production services. Availability, storage, backups, and recovery are not guaranteed. Keep your own copies of important work. AISL assumes no liability for data loss.

Service use

• Non-commercial use only. AISL services are provided for teaching, learning, research, experimentation, and related project work.
• Request metadata: By using an AISL service, you consent to the collection and use of request metadata to support research and service operation.
• API key security: Keep any API keys or access credentials secure. Do not share them publicly or include them in client-side code.

Applications

LiteLLM Generate your own LLM access keys and use supported AI models.

Best for managed model access in tools, prototypes, and projects.

Open WebUI Browser-based chat with supported AI models.

Best for direct conversational use and model exploration.

Langflow Visual environment for AI and agent workflows.

Best for rapid prototyping and workflow experimentation.

n8n Visual environment for automations and tool connections.

Best for workflow automation and tool-connected prototypes.

DigiBP Process-management environment used in selected modules and project work.

Available where it is part of a specific exercise or project.

Additional HSW Services Flowable, Trisotech, and Visual Paradigm for selected modules.

Services and licenses administered for FHNW School of Business teaching.

Access and help

Request access: Email [email protected] with the application name and a short description of your course, teaching activity, research activity, or project.

AISL does not provide a formal support service. For access questions, documentation corrections, or questions about the documented toolstack, contact [email protected].