Self-Hosted Drag-and-Drop Canvas Builds AI Agents With 1,500 Integrations
alex_verem · x · 2026-09-11
The author highlights a free, self-hostable visual canvas for building AI agents and automations: drag in a trigger, connect it to a model, connect that to whatever app needs to react, and the workflow runs on its own.
Key points: the model is swappable (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or open-weights models on your own hardware) without rebuilding the workflow; it ships with 1,500+ integrations and 9,000+ ready-made templates; you can drop JavaScript or Python inside a node; agents can pause for human approval before touching anything important; and one command self-hosts the whole thing so data never leaves the building. The repo has 22,000+ commits and still gets weekly updates, having started in 2019 as one person's side project.
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