Orchestrator

Build, run, and manage AI-powered workflows visually — connect 15+ integrations, trigger via webhooks, and export production-ready code.

Orchestrator is a visual workflow builder that lets you design multi-step AI automations, connect external services, and run them via manual triggers or webhooks — all from a drag-and-drop canvas.

Skytells Orchestrator Our flagship product, Orchestrator, is a visual workflow builder that lets you design multi-step automations combining Skytells models, external APIs, and custom logic — all without code. It's the central control plane for advanced agentic workflows across Skytells and leading AI providers.

Visit orchestrator.skytells.ai to get started. You'll need a Skytells account.

What You Can Do

  • Design workflows visually — Drag trigger and action nodes onto a canvas, connect them, and configure each step.
  • Use 45+ built-in actions — Generate text, images, and video with Skytells models. Send Slack messages, create GitHub issues, send emails, run web searches, and more.
  • Trigger manually or via webhook — Test workflows from the editor, or expose them as webhook endpoints for production automation.
  • Pass data between steps — Reference any previous step's output using template variables like {{@nodeId:Label.field}}.
  • Branch with conditions — Add condition nodes to route execution based on expressions.
  • Connect integrations securely — Store provider credentials encrypted, test connections before use, and attach them to workflow actions.
  • Monitor every run — View execution history, per-step status, inputs, outputs, and errors.
  • Export as code — Generate TypeScript SDK code or download a complete Next.js project.
  • Generate workflows with AI — Describe what you want in natural language; Orchestrator builds the workflow for you.

Orchestrator has its own API keys (prefixed wfb_) that are separate from Skytells API keys. Orchestrator keys authorize webhook execution. Skytells keys are stored as integration credentials and used by Skytells actions inside workflows.

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