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CodeWords

Describe a repetitive job and an AI agent builds the automation

About CodeWords

## Intro CodeWords is a workflow automation platform for people who do not write code. Instead of dragging blocks around a canvas, you describe a repetitive job in plain language. Its AI agent, Cody, builds the workflow, connects your tools and deploys it once you have reviewed it. It is made by Agemo AI, a London-based company. The pitch is simple: if you can explain a task to a colleague, you can automate it, and logins, permissions and final sign-off stay with you rather than the agent. ## Key features - **Build by conversation.** Describe the job, review what Cody builds, then deploy. To change a workflow later, you describe the change instead of editing individual steps. - **Flexible running and logs.** Automations run on a schedule, on a trigger or on request. Each run is logged, so you can see what it did and where it handed off to a person. Cody asks you for credentials instead of filling them in itself, so sensitive steps stay under your control. - **3,000+ integrations.** Connects to tools like Gmail, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Notion, Airtable, Shopify, Slack and WhatsApp, which covers most small business stacks. WhatsApp automations are supported, with outbound messages limited to transactional and consented lifecycle messages, plus caps and opt-out. - **Developer access.** An API, MCP server, webhooks and OAuth are available for teams that want to plug CodeWords into their own systems or AI assistants, or trigger workflows from other tools. ## Best for CodeWords is best for operators, founders and small teams with repetitive work like research, monitoring, lead qualification, reporting, support and customer onboarding. It suits people who find Zapier or Make too fiddly to set up and would rather explain what they want. If you need precise control over every step and want to see the full logic on a canvas, a visual tool like Make or n8n gives you more visibility. It also suits agencies that run the same operational tasks for several clients, since each task can be described once and reused. ## Pricing summary CodeWords has a free plan to get started. Pro costs $39 per month with 60 monthly credits, and Business costs $100 per month with 200 monthly credits. Custom plans are available for larger teams. The site does not explain how many runs a credit covers, so test real workflows on the free plan first. ## Quick verdict CodeWords is a good fit if you want automations without learning an automation tool. The sensible approach is to start with one well-defined, repetitive task, check the run logs closely for the first few weeks, and expand once you trust the results. It is one of the more approachable AI automation tools for non-technical founders.