Template
Agent Team Starter
A runnable TypeScript team with named roles, model routing, approvals, evals, CI, and a no-key preview.
Start with real workflow source, local runs, your own model keys, browser QA, and checks you can inspect. Move to Codelit when the same team needs hosted schedules, managed sessions, connected apps, and durable Run Receipts.
No account required
Preview, inspect, and test before signing in.
Your keys, your machine
Local and BYOK paths create no Codelit model bill.
Fail-closed boundaries
Writes, secrets, and risky paths stop at explicit gates.
Every repository is useful without Codelit hosting and links back to the exact visual workflow or builder that produced it.
A runnable TypeScript team with named roles, model routing, approvals, evals, CI, and a no-key preview.
Reviewed release, incident, refund, lead qualification, and knowledge-research workflows with runbooks and simulations.
Guarded Playwright QA with public-network boundaries, blocked writes, screenshots, console evidence, and structured reports.
Turn a bounded issue into a reviewed patch with explicit paths, a human apply gate, fixed checks, and draft-PR-only output.
Machine-readable architectures, Mermaid diagrams, threat models, decision prompts, and cost checklists.
A zero-dependency validator for workflow references, model fallbacks, eval coverage, and high-risk approval boundaries.
GitHub holds the portable artifact. Codelit gives that artifact a visual Team Flow, guarded execution, and a clear path from sample to production.
1. Build visually
Start from an outcome or open one of the public workflows.
2. Verify in GitHub
Run the exact tests, checks, and policy files in the repository.
3. Promote deliberately
Add hosted capabilities only when the job truly needs them.