A visual workflow builder that runs locally.
Drag nodes onto a canvas, wire them together, and run. The difference from cloud automation tools is where it executes — on your machine, against your filesystem, with no per-task meter running.
Not everything should be decided by a model
An agent deciding how to phrase a customer email is useful. An agent deciding whether to issue a refund, force-push to main, or wipe a production table is not. Workflows let you fix the steps that must never vary, and call an agent only where judgment genuinely adds value.
Fixed paths
The same input produces the same sequence of operations every time. No temperature, no drift, no surprise on the hundredth run.
Agents as nodes
Drop an agent into the middle of a deterministic graph. Structure around it, intelligence inside it — the split most real automation actually needs.
Per-node execution logs
Every node records its input, output, and duration. When something breaks you know exactly which step, not just that the run failed.
The node library
A representative slice. Every native integration also contributes its own nodes, and custom tools you build appear here alongside them.
Triggers
Data & systems
Logic & code
Intelligence
Version history and one-step rollback
Every edit is a version
Workflows are versioned automatically as you build. Experimenting does not put a working automation at risk.
- Full version history with diffs
- Named checkpoints before risky changes
- Revert by steps back or to a specific version
- Compare what changed between any two versions
Share and reuse
A workflow is a portable artifact — export it, publish it, or install someone else's.
- Publish to the marketplace, free or paid
- Install community workflows in one click
- Fork and adapt instead of rebuilding
- Plugins are signed and show trust badges