What is Hurozo?

Hurozo lets you build modular AI agents visually. You drag and drop “nodes” onto a canvas, connect them to define the flow of data and decisions, and run the workflow to get results. It’s flexible enough for quick automations and powerful enough for production‑grade processes.

Typical uses include summarizing content, transforming or enriching data, calling web APIs, sending messages via Slack or email, and orchestrating tasks with conditions and loops.

How to Use Nodes

Each node performs a focused task. Connect outputs from one node to inputs of another to pass data along the workflow. Required inputs must be connected or set; optional inputs can be left as defaults. Run the agent to see results flow through the graph.

To get started: create a new agent, add a few nodes from the library, connect them in order, and click the ▶ Run icon in the left toolbar. You can save, rename, and share agents with your team. Drag frequently used nodes or agents into the left toolbar to pin them for quick access, then drag to reorder or right‑click to remove. Hover over a pinned item to see its name.

Click the Fill (paint bucket) button in the left toolbar to open the Colors flyout and quickly apply different LiteGraph theme colors to selected nodes. Shapes are under a ▢◯△ button; click it to open the Shapes flyout and apply a shape to the selected nodes.

Browse by Category

AI

Language models and image generation across OpenAI, GCP, and AWS.

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Integrations

Connect Slack, JIRA, Google Cloud, AWS, Excel, Calendars, and more.

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Hurozo

First-party Brain tools and configuration helpers.

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Agents

Mail triggers and per‑agent key/value storage.

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Text

String utilities, JSON helpers, and text cleaning.

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Logic

Branching, comparisons, and iteration helpers.

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Math

Arithmetic and numeric helpers.

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Basic

Constants, inputs, and display/console tools.

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Media

Image format conversion utilities.

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Output

Visualize values and render images.

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Storage

Upload and use files inside your agents.

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Remote

Build custom nodes that call your own services.

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Utility

Advanced scripting and glue components.

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CLI

Scaffold projects and run agents from the command line.

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Tips for Reliable Workflows

Keep nodes focused and reusable, validate inputs early, and log key outputs for quick troubleshooting. Start simple, then iterate by adding branches and loops as needed.