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Describe an automation in plain English and it wires up the apps, the logic and the schedule behind it
Script.it sits between node-based automation builders and open-ended agents: you describe the job in ordinary language, it assembles a workflow you can inspect, save as a reusable script and rerun, and it runs across 600 or so integrations including Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Stripe and Airtable. An agent chat handles the ad-hoc side, and an open-source CLI plus an agent skill let coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode reach into your workspace, scripts, triggers and run history. The free tier is 50 credits a month; Pro is $30 a month for 300 credits with extras at $0.10 each. Enterprise adds SOC 2 Type II terms and self-hosting.
Free tier is 50 credits a month. Pro is $30 a month for 300 credits, with additional credits at $0.10 each. Enterprise pricing is quoted and adds self-hosting.
Use tool ↗The interesting bit is that the output is a saved, inspectable script rather than an agent that improvises differently each run, so you can verify it once and rerun it. The CLI turning it into a tool your coding agent can call is a genuinely good idea. Credits are the constraint, and 300 a month goes quickly on anything scheduled.
Watch out: 300 credits on the Pro plan is a low ceiling for anything running on a schedule; check your run volume before committing.
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