Developer & API Integration
Design workflows visually, then run them anywhere — as endpoints, embedded widgets, or production code.
Circuitry is a visual surface on top of real, runnable systems. Once a workflow works, you have several ways to put it into production without rebuilding it by hand.
Run workflows as endpoints
Turn any workflow into an HTTP endpoint with a webhook trigger. Send a request, the workflow runs headless on the server, and you get the result back — ideal for integrations, automations, and real-time processing. See Webhooks.
Export as code
Generate clean, executable source from a workflow in many languages and drop it into your own application. See Code Generation.
Embed interactive widgets
Build a widget in a web node and embed it in your app. Widgets exchange data with your workflow through a simple input/output API, so a page element can drive — or be driven by — a running workflow. See Web Node.
Connect any service
Use the Plugin Wizard to generate a typed connection to any API from a plain-English description, or make raw HTTP requests from a workflow. Reach internal tools through the Model Context Protocol.
Run on your own infrastructure
Execute workflows on your own machines — desktop, Docker, or cloud — with Circuitry Server, and distribute heavy work across multiple servers.