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No-code

Click It

Build and ship routes in the visual editor — no code, no endpoints. The newest track, and the thinnest.

Ductor ships a visual route builder: a canvas, a scenario workbench, an artifact library, generation review, and an AI authoring assistant. You can compose a route, run it against sample input, and review the exact generation it compiles to — without writing code or calling an endpoint.

This track is still being written

The builder ships and works; its documentation does not yet match it. Today this track is two pages, and only one is about the route builder. The pages below are the honest current state, not the finished track — expect it to grow substantially.

Route authoring (Route DSL v2)

The format the visual editor reads and writes — one versioned aggregate per tenant.

Assisted action authoring

The governed workbench for authoring connector actions: draft, compile, dry-run, repair.

What you still need another track for

Until this track fills out, two things are documented elsewhere:

Understand what a route is

The decision that binds Work to a Worker, and the explanation it carries.

The same operations over the API

Anything the editor does, the API can do — and the API path is fully documented today.

Understand It

The model behind Ductor — what each piece is and why it works that way. The track to read before you build anything.

Call It

Drive Ductor over REST, Connect-RPC, or the CLI — the most complete track in these docs.