Would serious devs consider a no code API platform replacing Postman?

I've got a crazy idea for a no-code platform where, instead of reading documentation for something like MongoDB, you would use a workflow created by someone else (like a template), make some modifications, and click run. It's like Postman but with visual nodes daisy-chained into workflows. It would be open-source. Nodes specify functionalities with inputs and outputs, and a workflow is a daisy chain of nodes. The workflow is stored as JSON.

Screenshot of Nodes in a Workflow

It's a platform because other devs can create and share workflows that you can modify and use. Other devs can also code custom nodes for various functionalities.

Why?

• There are many no-code platforms for frontend development, but very few (mostly closed-source) for APIs.
• Closed-source platforms are limited in the number of modules/nodes available, whereas with open source, anyone in the community, including yourself, can add custom nodes as needed.
• People are not comfortable to be locked into a platform with their API & logic.

Benefits:

• Build APIs/Backend without code
• Modular node based UI (Common nodes are pre available e.g. mongo, redis, sql, websockets, gradio etc)
• Opensource community supporting nodes / specific functionality(e.g. Encrypt, JWT, Send Email etc)
• Share & collaborate on workflows.
• Self hosted & on cloud solution