Most "no-code" AI tools still hand you a node canvas and a prompt box. Orqana AI takes a description of the job and assembles the agent — instructions, tools, limits, logging — then runs it.
From brief to a running first agent
Of code or prompt templating required
Logged with inputs, tools and output
You never open a flow builder, write a prompt template, or ship code to deploy. You write a brief the way you'd brief a new hire: what the agent handles, which systems it touches, what it must escalate instead of deciding.
The whole loop is under five minutes for a first agent, and the same loop is how you iterate later.
No-code should remove the build work, not the judgement. Anything with real consequence — a message to a customer, a record update, a refund — can require human approval before it executes, and the approval queue lives in the same workspace.
Write two sentences about the job. You'll have something running before you finish reading this page.
A no-code builder is the right tool when the work is describable and the systems are supported. It's the wrong tool when you need bespoke model training, sub-second latency inside your own binary, or an integration nobody offers yet. Google Workspace is live today; Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, Jira and Zendesk are in build, and each app page says which is which.
Our guide on no-code AI agent builders covers how to evaluate platforms, what separates real no-code from low-code in disguise, and the questions to ask before you commit a team to one.
Yes. You write a brief in plain language, tick the apps the agent may use, and Orqana assembles the instructions, tool access and limits. There is no flow canvas, no prompt template and no deploy step.
A chatbot answers. An agent acts: it can read from connected apps, take actions, run on a schedule or a webhook, and escalate to a human. Actions that change data can be held for approval first.
You edit the brief in the workspace and the next run uses it — no rebuild. The activity log shows exactly what the agent saw and decided, so corrections are specific rather than guesswork.
Google Workspace is live now. Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, Jira and Zendesk are in build and labelled coming soon, with an email notification option on each page.
Only if you want to call agents from your own product — that's what the API is for. Building, changing and monitoring agents is designed to stay with the person who owns the work.
Free to start. No credit card, no setup calls, no engineering ticket.