Tensorify Documentation

Tensorify is a visual workflow automation platform for developers. Design backend automation on a canvas, run it locally or in the cloud, and debug every node with full visibility.

New to Tensorify? Follow the Quick Start Guide to build and run your first workflow in under 5 minutes.

What is Tensorify?

You build workflows visually in the canvas editor at app.tensorify.io. Each workflow is a graph of nodes connected by edges. Tensorify compiles that graph into Python and executes it — either on your own infrastructure via the CLI, or in the Tensorify cloud.

  • Design workflows visually using built-in plugin nodes
  • Test locally by running tensorify watch and triggering from the canvas
  • Deploy via webhook or HTTP endpoint with one click
  • Monitor every run through the Jobs dashboard

Documentation Map

SectionWhat it covers
Quick StartBuild and run your first workflow in 5 minutes
InstallationCLI install, Python setup, API key configuration
Core ConceptsWorkflows, nodes, edges, execution modes, runners
CLI ReferenceFull reference for run, watch, export, clone, usage
Running WorkflowsThe local dev loop and production execution
Deploying WorkflowsExecution modes, webhook triggers, API endpoints
PluginsAll 12 built-in plugins with reference pages
GuidesStep-by-step walkthroughs for real-world automation
Settings & API KeysAPI keys, team members, workspace settings
Environment VariablesTeam env vars and how workflows access them

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Tensorify differ from Zapier or n8n?

Tensorify generates readable Python that runs on your own infrastructure. There is no black-box cloud execution unless you choose it. You can inspect, export, and modify the generated code at any time.

Do I need to know Python to use Tensorify?

No. Most workflows are built entirely with visual nodes — no code required. The Code node is available for custom logic when you need it.

Can I run Tensorify on my own server?

Yes. Run tensorify run <workflowId> on any server with Node.js and Python installed. Your workflow runs as a persistent process that listens for webhook triggers.

Does Tensorify store my payload data?

In CLI execution mode, payload data never leaves your infrastructure. Tensorify receives only the execution signal and run metadata for the visual debugger. Raw request bodies are processed locally.

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