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Introduction

Welcome to AutoSage.

What is AutoSage?​

AutoSage is a platform for managing servers and automating routine work on them. You connect your servers, write scripts (in Python, PowerShell, or Shell), and arrange them into workflows — visual flowcharts where each step ("node") runs against one of your servers. AutoSage then runs those workflows on demand, on a schedule, or in response to a webhook, and streams the logs back to you in real time.

If you've used tools like n8n or Zapier, the workflow concept will feel familiar — but AutoSage is built specifically for server administration: each Action node is paired with a server, and every run is captured with full logs.

What you can do​

  • Build visual workflows by connecting Trigger, Action, and Decision nodes on a canvas.
  • Write scripts in three languages — Python, PowerShell, and Shell — using the built-in script editor.
  • Manage servers and credentials in a central Vault, and link credentials to servers so they auto-fill when selected.
  • Run workflows on demand from the dashboard, on a schedule with a cron expression, or from external systems via authenticated HTTP webhooks.
  • Watch executions live — every run streams stdout and stderr back to your browser as it happens, with full logs preserved for later review.
  • Browse the Library — fork curated workflows, copy pre-configured nodes, and clone scripts from the AutoSage Library into your own account.
  • Manage your plan — compare Free, Pro, and Enterprise tiers, subscribe, or get 24-hour Pro access via the Plans page.

How AutoSage works​

A workflow in AutoSage is a graph of three node types:

  • Trigger nodes start a workflow. The trigger types are Manual (run from the UI), HTTP Webhook (run when a URL is hit), and Job Scheduler (run on a recurring schedule).
  • Action nodes do the work. The action types are Script (run a Python/PowerShell/Shell script on a server) and Email (send a notification).
  • Decision nodes branch the flow based on a true/false condition — useful for "only continue if the previous step succeeded" patterns.

Each Action node targets exactly one server, which is why a single workflow can manage multiple servers in parallel: each node owns its own target. Servers and credentials live in the Vault, where you can save them once and reuse them across any workflow.

Create your account​

  1. Go to autosagex.web.app/signup.
  2. Sign up with email, Google, or GitHub. If you choose email, click the verification link sent to your inbox.
  3. After verification, you're redirected to your dashboard.

Already have an account? Sign in at autosagex.web.app/signin.

What's next​

  • Quick Tour — a five-minute walkthrough of every part of the app.

Meet Autobot​

AutoSage includes a built-in AI assistant called Autobot that chats with you, generates scripts, drafts workflows from a prompt, and reads your existing library to give grounded answers — all from inside your account. Head to the Autobot section to get started.

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