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Agentic Signal

A drag-and-drop visual workflow builder for AI agents backed by local Ollama models, connecting data sources, AI processing steps and external tools such as email, search and Slack without cloud dependencies.

Agentic Signal

Agentic Signal lets you build workflows visually with a node-based, drag-and-drop editor built on React Flow, connecting data sources, AI processing nodes and outputs, and watching the workflow execute in real time.

AI nodes run local models through Ollama, call functions and external APIs, and produce structured, JSON-schema-validated output, while maintaining conversation memory across a workflow's runs. Built-in node types cover weather, web search, Google services, form filling by browser automation, converting a web page to Markdown, stock analysis, and data validation and charting, with paid tiers adding Slack, Reddit and SMS integrations.

It is written in TypeScript.

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