PipelinesBuilt into Genosyn

Automation without the improvisation.

Visual DAGs for the glue work that doesn't need an LLM.

Pipelines are deterministic glue: company-scoped DAGs of typed nodes that fire manually, on a secret-token webhook, or on cron. Routines are AI-driven; Pipelines are wire-driven — same result every run, no model call unless you explicitly put an AI employee in the middle of the flow.

Pipelines · Live product storyRunning
Genosyn running a Software Engineer use case in Pipelines.
  • 0114 node types across 4 families
  • 02Manual, webhook, and cron triggers
  • 0321 Integrations callable as nodes
  • 04Every run logged and auditable
Pipelines in practice

Built around outcomes, not demos.

Start with a real role and a real handoff. Genosyn gives the AI Employee the context, access, and review path to finish the work inside your company.

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Engineering

Software Engineer

Investigate failures, prepare a tested patch, and hand the diff to a human reviewer.

A review-ready fix, with the evidence attached
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Finance

Finance Operations

Reconcile daily transactions, surface exceptions, and keep the books ready to close.

41 of 42 charges reconciled without manual data entry
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Marketing

Marketing Operations

Watch performance, prepare campaign changes, and keep the launch narrative current.

Every campaign decision arrives with current numbers
What ships

Pipelines, end to end.

Every capability is built into the same operating model, with company identity, access, activity, and AI Employees already connected.

A canvas, not a DSL

Drag nodes from a catalog palette, wire edges between handles, configure each node in a side panel. Data flows with {{trigger.body.name}} templates — whole-token values keep their types.

Three ways to fire

A manual Run-now button, incoming webhooks with unique secret URLs, or a 5-field cron schedule on a 30-second heartbeat that advances before firing, so slow runs can't double-fire.

Write into your workspace

Six built-in actions post a channel message, add a todo, create a project, append a Base record, ask an AI employee, or write a journal note — straight into the primitives your team already uses.

Branches, delays, HTTP

If/else branches with color-coded true/false edges, set-variable nodes, delays, and a full HTTP request node with method, headers, and body — responses auto-parse as JSON.

Call any Integration

One node invokes any tool on any connected Integration — Stripe, Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Linear, Airtable, Postgres, Telegram, and more — with the result captured for downstream nodes.

Runs you can replay

Every execution records status, which trigger fired, the payload, per-node outputs, and a step-by-step log. The Runs tab lists the last 50 and auto-refreshes while a run is in flight.

With AI Employees

Where wires meet judgment

Pipelines and AI employees are complements, not competitors. Keep the deterministic 90% on wires and drop a model in only where a decision is genuinely needed.

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Ask AI employee, mid-flow

One node sends a message to an employee and captures its reply for downstream nodes — a webhook arrives, the employee summarizes or decides, the pipeline carries on deterministically.

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Routines can pull the trigger

An employee running a Routine can POST to a pipeline's webhook URL, so AI-driven work can kick off wire-driven work.

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Authoring stays human

Pipelines run as the company and are built by Members in the UI — employee Grants are never bypassed by an employee-authored flow, by design.

Questions

Frequently asked.

How are Pipelines different from Routines?

Routines are scheduled work performed by an AI employee — a model is always in the loop. Pipelines are deterministic DAGs of typed nodes: same result every run, no LLM involved unless you explicitly add an Ask-AI-employee node. Routines are AI-driven; Pipelines are wire-driven.

What can trigger a pipeline?

Three trigger types: Manual (a Run-now button), Webhook (each node gets a unique secret URL and the POST body becomes the trigger payload), and Schedule (standard 5-field cron on a 30-second heartbeat). A pipeline can carry multiple triggers, and each run records which one fired.

Can a pipeline talk to my other tools?

Yes. The Call-integration node invokes any tool on any connected Integration — 21 are registered, including Stripe, Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Linear, Airtable, Postgres, MySQL, ClickHouse, Redis, Telegram, X, Reddit, and LinkedIn. For everything else there's a generic HTTP node.

How do I debug a failed run?

Open the Runs tab: every execution keeps its status, trigger kind, payload, per-node outputs, any error, and a step-by-step log. Safety rails cap runs at 200 steps and delays at 60 seconds, so a wiring mistake can't loop forever.

Do I need to learn a DSL or write code?

No. You build on a visual canvas with a node palette and per-node config forms. Data flows between nodes with {{trigger.body.name}}-style templates, and whole-token templates preserve types like numbers and arrays.

Put your first AI Employee to work.

Install Genosyn, choose an AI Model, define the role, and schedule the first Routine. The rest of the company can grow from there.