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Script.it is an AI-powered automation platform. A user describes a desired task in plain English and an AI agent assembles a working workflow, connecting tools, handling logic and executing runs. The core unit of automation is a "script": a named, described sequence of ordered steps called blocks, plus source files and reusable files. Blocks are either executable (running Python or shell code to fetch data, call APIs, transform files or send notifications) or Markdown blocks used for documentation. Scripts are reusable across runs and sessions, version-tracked with snapshots that can be reverted, and inspectable — users can read, copy or share the underlying source files. Scripts can carry persistent assets (templates, reference data, configuration, small memory files) and their own triggers, which are saved and travel with the script when it is shared, exported or imported.

The product combines an AI agent chat, reusable workflows, a template catalog and 600+ built-in integrations, including Airtable, Asana, Calendly, Canva, ClickUp, Discord, Dropbox, Figma, GitHub, Gmail, Google Workspace apps, HubSpot, Intercom, Jira, Linear, LinkedIn, Mailchimp, Monday, Notion, OpenAI, Salesforce, Shopify, Slack, Stripe, Supabase, Telegram, Trello, Vercel, Webflow, WhatsApp, WordPress, YouTube, Zendesk and Zoom. Additional integrations can be built by the agent using custom webhooks, an LLM gateway and a web-search gateway. Features include scheduled, webhook and event triggers; external messaging via Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram and a dedicated email inbox; workflow sharing and collaboration; and a mobile experience for creating workflows and reviewing runs. Templates cover use cases such as SEO blog posts, weekly reports, competitor research, PRDs from briefs, slide generation and campaign data analysis.

The architecture is described as skills-based (skills can be imported from a team or exported for other agents), files-based (every block output is a file readable and editable by humans and agents), agent-agnostic, and backed by an always-on dedicated cloud computer per agent. Script.it can be driven from external coding agents including Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and Pi through an open-source CLI and agent Skill that expose a workspace's scripts, integrations, triggers, files and runs. The company states an enterprise self-hosting option exists, while noting the product is not aimed at full application development or millisecond-latency real-time pipelines.

Business model

Software-as-a-service sold on subscription plans metered by credits. A free tier is offered at $0 per month with 50 credits and no credit card required; a beta program provides 1,000 monthly credits described as equivalent to $100 of usage. Enterprise self-hosting is available via sales contact.

Plan-based subscriptions with a credit-based usage model across tiers; free entry tier with paid plans and an enterprise/self-hosted option handled by sales.

Traction

The website publishes a customer testimonial from Yativ Evental, VP Marketing at Localbird, citing time savings of several hours per week and conversion of one-off busywork into reusable processes. The platform advertises 600+ integrations and dozens of ready-made workflow templates.

Latest developments

Script.it offers an open-source CLI and agent Skill (published on GitHub) that let external coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and Pi access a user's workspace, including scripts, integrations, triggers, files and runs, and is running a 30-day beta program for teams."}</parameter>

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