Turn your existing CLI subscription into a deterministic workflow engine. Multi-step automations in plain English - no flaky runs, no surprise bills.
✓ Step 1/4 - Lint & type-check ...2.1s
✓ Step 2/4 - Run test suite ...8.4s
✓ Step 3/4 - Build Docker image ...14.7s
▶ Step 4/4 - Deploy to staging ...running
via claude-cli | 0 API calls billed | deterministic mode
Go from idea to running automation in minutes, not days.
Write what you want automated in plain English. Multi-step file transforms, code generation pipelines, data processing - just describe the sequence.
Tornic routes each step through your existing Claude, Codex, or Cursor CLI subscription. No new API keys, no per-token billing.
Same input, same output, every time. Tornic locks execution order and validates each step before moving to the next. No flaky runs.
Tornic handles the orchestration so you can focus on what the workflow actually does.
Tornic piggybacks on the CLI subscription you already pay for. No metered API calls, no surprise invoices at month-end.
No drag-and-drop canvas, no YAML configs. Describe each step the way you'd explain it to a colleague and Tornic handles the rest.
Every run follows the exact same path. Steps are validated, ordered, and retried only when you say so. Debugging is straightforward because nothing is random.
Coordinate workflows across your laptop, a build server, and a staging box from one dashboard. Tornic handles the handoffs.
A native desktop app for local execution and a web dashboard for monitoring, logs, and team visibility. Works offline, syncs when connected.
Every workflow run is recorded step by step. Inspect inputs, outputs, and timing for each stage. Replay failed steps without re-running the entire chain.
No. Tornic works through your existing Claude, Codex, or Cursor CLI installation. If you can run the CLI in your terminal, Tornic can use it - no extra API keys or accounts required.
Zapier and n8n charge per execution or require separate API credentials for every integration. Tornic reuses the AI CLI subscription you already pay for, focuses on deterministic multi-step automations described in plain English, and runs locally on your machine.
Each workflow step runs in a fixed order with validated inputs and outputs. If step 3 depends on step 2, Tornic won't proceed until step 2 passes validation. The same workflow with the same inputs produces the same results every time.
Yes. The desktop app can coordinate with Tornic agents on other machines - a build server, staging environment, or teammate's workstation. The web dashboard gives you a single view of all running workflows.
Workflow execution happens locally through your CLI. The web dashboard syncs metadata (run status, timing, logs) for monitoring, but your actual data and prompts stay on your machines.
Tornic pauses execution, logs the failure with full context, and lets you fix the issue and replay from that exact step. You don't have to re-run everything from the beginning.
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