Direct answers about the Melaya AI agent builder: free and no-code use, integrations, model choice, permissions, deployment, and operational control.
Yes. The Sandbox plan is free and needs no credit card. You build pipelines on the same canvas and run them on your own computer through the local runner, with a cloud or local model and a monthly usage allowance. Managed cloud execution, so pipelines keep running when your computer is off, starts on Forge.
Yes. Start from a ready-made template, describe the workflow and let AI-assisted creation draft it, or drag personas onto the canvas and brief each one in plain English. Prompts, schemas, models, and tools stay editable for teams that want finer control.
Yes. Each agent gets only the tools it is granted, consequential writes can wait for human approval, and every run is traced and replayable. Bastion adds teams and shared projects, and Citadel adds enterprise deployment, SSO, an SLA, and custom capacity.
A visual AI agent builder turns a business process into an executable graph of agents, models, tools, context, triggers, and approval gates. In Melaya, teams can inspect that graph, run it, schedule it, and replay every step without hiding the operating logic inside one prompt.
Yes. A workflow receives only the connectors and tool actions explicitly granted to it. Teams can combine business systems in one pipeline, correlate their results, and require approval before a write such as sending, publishing, updating a record, or making a payment.
No. Start from a ready-made pipeline template, describe the workflow to AI-assisted creation, or compose it directly on the visual canvas. Technical teams can still refine prompts, schemas, models, tools, memory, and execution policy at each step.
Yes. Choose supported cloud providers, enterprise-hosted endpoints, CLI subscription runtimes, or local models through Ollama and LM Studio. Model choice can vary by agent, so private steps can stay local while other steps use a cloud model.
The builder grants tools explicitly. Ungranted tools do not enter the agent's available schema, connector credentials remain server-side, and tenant-scoped access limits which projects, data, devices, and actions a run can reach.
Yes. Human-in-the-loop gates can pause consequential actions and show the proposed arguments for review. The operator can approve, edit, or reject the action, while the decision remains attached to the run trace.
Every run records its steps, model rounds, tool calls, results, approvals, costs, and terminal outcome. Teams can compare runs, replay prior executions, inspect failures, and use evaluation evidence instead of trusting the agent's final message alone.
Yes. Melaya supports cloud, local-runner, and enterprise-server operating models, plus SDK-based integration and white-label delivery for qualified implementations. Deployment, model routing, capacity, and support can evolve with the client's security and usage requirements.
Drag personas onto a canvas, wire the steps, and ship a governed pipeline with HITL gates, shared memory, and full run replay built in.
Free to start · Human control built in · No model lock-in