Edit the Linear issue title, description, status, or priority. Each change sends an event to the code and restarts a five-minute debounce, sped up to four seconds for this demo. The latest values then appear in the simulated Slack window.
Agents love Automate.ax
It’s just TypeScript. Agents know how to write it, and they write it well.
- No visual builder
- Other tools bolt on copilots or MCPs to builders designed for humans. Here, agents write the code directly.
- Fits your coding ecosystem
- Use regular functions and packages, review changes in Git, and work with the tools you already know.
You
Keep #product up to date when a Linear issue changes. Wait for updates to settle so we don’t spam Slack.
Agent
Okay, one sec!
import { automation, t } from "automate.ax"
import { linear } from "automate.ax/linear"
import { slack } from "automate.ax/slack"
export default automation("Sync issues", () => {
const issue = linear
.onIssueUpdated()
.keyBy(issue => issue.id)
.debounce("5m")
slack.sendMessage({
conversation: "#product",
text: t`${issue.identifier}:
${issue.title}
${issue.state.name}`,
})
})
Simple and secure access to integrations
Call Gmail, Slack, Linear, and more from your automations. Automate.ax handles authentication, scopes access, and keeps credentials out of your code.
View all integrationsgmail.sendEmail({
account: googleAccount("personal"),
to: "client@example.com",
})Built-in AINo API keys required
Call generate from any automation using the platform's AI. There’s no provider account to connect and no credentials to manage. Supports all models from Vercel AI Gateway.
Insanely powerful orchestration
Correlate triggers that fire hours apart. Debounce bursts, delay work, and resume exactly where execution left off. Automate.ax remembers your workflow's state.
Notify your teamwithout another integration
Email one teammate or your whole organization without configuring a provider, credentials, or delivery infrastructure.
Keep a human in the loop
Send an approval email then resume once someone decides.
See what ran and why
Inspect every trigger, action, input, and output in one execution tree, so failures stop being detective work.
Ready when you are
Give your coding agent a prompt and let it build your next automation with Automate.ax.