Graph editor for AI agent teams

Build AI workflows you can follow, step by step

You place agents, tools, and human gates on a canvas, connect them, and run that path like a small company. Then you see the reply, the route it took, and what it cost. Sim needs no key.

Example result · simulated, no real alert sent

From a checkout alert to a clear next action.

Input: checkout errors are rising before peak traffic. The workflow checks the signal, routes the incident, and asks for your approval.

On-call page card

Escalate to the on-call engineer. Investigate checkout errors before peak traffic; include the observed impact and next check.

If the signal is known noise, the same workflow produces a close note instead.

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No account or model key. Choose Approve when the simulated human review pauses the run.

Nodagentry’s workflow map showing the incident response steps at a readable size — Follow each step at a readable size. Inspect a decision, run the Sim example, and open the full result when you're ready.

Today's example

On-call Incident Router

Checkout is failing. The API has been 5xx for eight minutes, the status page is still green, and peak traffic is twenty minutes out. Same graph, two endings: page a human, or write a close note.

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