Activepieces is an AI-first automation platform built around the idea that a team's agents and its people should share one workspace. At the center are AI agents: you describe a job in plain words and the agent works out the steps, the order and which tools to open across your connected apps and any MCP server you point it at. Sensitive steps can be gated behind human approval, so money, customer and production actions stay under control.
Underneath the agent layer sits a mature workflow engine with a visual builder. Chat can draft most of a flow, while branching, retries, waitpoints, subflows, error handling and human approvals handle the hard cases. Where a step needs real logic, you can drop into inline TypeScript and keep the rest visual. Chat, Tables (a lightweight structured data layer), a knowledge base and an MCP server round out the platform so agents and teammates operate on the same data.
The project is open source at its core, with hundreds of contributors maintaining MIT-licensed app pieces, and it deploys flexibly: Activepieces Cloud, your own Docker or Kubernetes infrastructure, or a fully air-gapped install. Enterprise controls include projects and access roles, SSO via Okta or Entra, secret managers such as HashiCorp Vault, audit logs streamed to your SIEM, and bring-your-own AI model keys from Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock or Google Gemini.