Manually
Run from the canvas while you build, or from a Manual Trigger with its own input form.
Connect AI agents, logic and the apps you already use into workflows that run on a schedule, on an incoming message, or from the API. Draw it yourself, or describe it and let AI draft it.
Start with 100 free credits. No credit card required.
A workflow is a directed graph: nodes are the steps, edges connect them. A trigger starts the run, and the engine follows the edges — on the server, not in your browser tab.

Run from the canvas while you build, or from a Manual Trigger with its own input form.
Cron schedules with a timezone, run on the server — the workflow fires whether or not your browser is open.
A new message to your Telegram bot starts the workflow, and a Chat Interface node replies. WhatsApp works the same way, and Messenger and Instagram inboxes will once Meta approves those permissions (pending).
POST /v1/workflows/{id}/run with a MultiverseAI API key, and read the result back from /v1/executions.
Give each step its own specialist. Agents you build once on the agents page become reusable steps in any workflow.
Everything on the canvas is a node. These are the categories in the builder’s palette, counted from the registry the builder itself uses.
Start a run by hand, from a form, on a cron schedule, or on an incoming chat message.
AI Agent nodes do the thinking; Condition, Filter and Switch decide where the data goes next.
AI transforms, summaries, embeddings, vector storage and semantic search.
Loops, parallel branches, delays, sub-workflows and human approval steps.
Prompt input, web search and scraping, YouTube, Gmail and Google Drive, Docs and Photos.
JSON operations, dates, dedupe, dataset compare, file conversion, code and database queries.
Email, Slack, the multi-platform Chat Interface, meeting notetaker, SSH, FTP and GraphQL.
TikTok, Meta, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, X, Jira, HeyGen, Tavus, ElevenLabs and more.
A general-purpose action step for messages, email, database writes, API calls and the queue.
You don’t have to start from a blank canvas. Describe what you want to automate and the builder’s AI assistant lays out the nodes and connections for you to review.
Write what should happen in plain English — “watch my inbox for receipts, pull out the amounts and save them to a spreadsheet” — and get a draft workflow.
Ask for changes to an existing workflow, like adding error handling or splitting work into parallel branches.
The assistant can look up node types and integrations but never saves, runs or deletes anything — the canvas stays yours to approve.
20 ready-made workflows to start from and adapt.
Every weekday morning, read an RSS feed, have AI pick and summarize the stories that matter, and post the digest to a Slack channel
Every Monday, pull two RSS feeds, let AI write a short newsletter of the week's most useful stories, and email it to you
When the meeting notetaker finishes a recorded meeting, AI turns the transcript into a clear follow-up checklist and saves it as a Google Task
Each morning, search the web for the day's news on your topic and send a short, cited briefing to a Telegram chat through your own bot
Research what already ranks on Google for a keyword, have AI build an outline that covers the gaps, then write the full draft
Turn one idea into ready-to-edit posts for LinkedIn, X, Threads and Instagram, and send the drafts to Slack for review. Nothing is published
Read an article from its URL, have AI rewrite it as a native LinkedIn post that links back, and publish it to your connected LinkedIn profile
Turn a published blog post into a newsletter issue with a subject line and preview text, emailed to you to review and forward
Write a product page description, bullet points and an SEO title and meta description from your product notes
Read a changelog or GitHub releases page and have AI rewrite it as customer-friendly release notes, posted to Slack
Answer incoming WhatsApp Business messages with an AI agent that knows your business, and hand anything it can't answer to your team in Slack
Give your Telegram bot an AI brain: each message to the bot is answered by an AI agent following your instructions
When a recorded meeting ends, AI writes a recap with decisions and owners and posts it to your team's Slack channel
Read a prospect's website and draft a short, specific outreach email about your offer. The draft is emailed to you, not the prospect
Look up a company on Google, have AI fill in website, industry, location and a one-line summary, and append the row to your lead sheet
Read a lead's website, score it against your ideal customer profile, and alert Slack only when it's a strong fit
Ask a question, search the live web with citations, and get a structured research brief in your inbox
Every Monday, search the web for your competitors' launches, pricing changes and funding news, and email a cited summary
Every morning, read a competitor's pricing or product page and post an AI summary of what it says to Slack. Each run summarizes the page as it is; it does not diff against earlier runs
Each day, check Hacker News for new posts matching your keyword, have AI filter out noise, and alert Slack only when something relevant shows up
Export any workflow as a .json file, edit it in the builder’s JSON editor, and import it back. The same format creates and runs workflows through the public API.
The shortest valid workflow is two nodes and one edge. Read the workflow JSON reference or the API docs.
{
"nodes": [
{ "id": "start", "type": "trigger" },
{ "id": "reply", "type": "aiAgent" }
],
"edges": [
{ "source": "start", "target": "reply" }
]
}What the workflow builder does, in plain terms.
An agentic workflow is an automation in which AI agents make decisions along the way instead of following a fixed script. In MultiverseAI a workflow is a graph of nodes: a trigger starts it, AI Agent nodes read, reason and write, and logic nodes route the result to the next step or to a person for approval.
No. You drag nodes onto a canvas and connect them, or describe what you want to automate in plain English and the AI assistant drafts the workflow for you to review. A Code Execution node is there if you want it.
A workflow can run manually, on a cron schedule with a timezone, when a new message reaches your Telegram bot or a connected Meta messaging inbox, or from the public API. Scheduled and message-triggered runs happen on the server, so your browser does not need to be open.
Yes. Each AI Agent node can run one of your saved agents, so you can chain specialists in sequence, route between them with Condition and Switch nodes, run branches in parallel, and add a Wait for Approval step before anything goes out.
The integrations catalog lists 56 integrations across AI providers, messaging, social publishing, ads and commerce, Google Workspace, developer tools and web research — including Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Telegram, Instagram, TikTok, Jira, GitHub and Stripe. Each one acts through an account you connect.
Yes. Every workflow can be exported as a JSON file, edited in the builder’s JSON editor, and imported back. The format — nodes, edges and branching — is documented in the workflow JSON reference, and the same JSON works with the public API.
Draw it on the canvas or describe it to the AI assistant. Start with 100 free credits.