Getting started
Introduction
Spoletta is a visual builder and engine for agent workflows. You draw a flow on a board, of the steps that happen and the things they work on, and Spoletta runs it: AI agents, scripts and people each do their part, and you can watch every step of every run.
What you can build
A flow is any process your team repeats: fix the morning's top exceptions, write the release notes and get them signed off, triage support tickets, check a migration with three models before running it. Each step is carried out by whoever suits it best:
- AI agents read, write and change code, research, draft and decide, in git checkouts of your repositories and with the tools you give them.
- Scripts call APIs, run builds and transform JSON, the same way every time.
- People approve, send work back with instructions, or fill in what a run needs.
- Connectors such as Sentry fetch the work to do.
The board is the program. There is no glue code: the links on the board say what each step takes and what it hands on, and Spoletta works out the order, runs what can run in parallel, and keeps everything each step did.
A language with a standard behind it
Flows are drawn in OPM, the Object-Process Methodology (ISO 19450). OPM has only two kinds of thing, objects and processes, joined by a small set of links, and every diagram also reads as plain English sentences. Learn it once and every flow, yours or a colleague's, reads the same way.