Every tool, every workflow, every integration, on one engine. We ship the strong parts pre-built. You snap them together, brand them, and run the company on top.
Every internal headache is someone else's headache too. RowRun is the place where we've already solved them, and where you can keep remixing the answers.
integration.ts, or pick one of 480+ pre-built. Same auth, same retries, same traces.inbox_triage module classifies, drafts a reply, and queues the rest. You approve a batch in a morning, not a week.If you've ever said "we should just build that" and then watched a quarter go by, this is what RowRun replaces. Real workflows, running in production, adapted from modules we already ship.
Turn your Jira tickets into real code. Scoped, tested in a sandbox, reviewed against your conventions, and merged as a pull request your team actually approves.
ticket_to_pr · engineeringMake your CRM update itself. Meeting transcripts get parsed, deals move stages, follow-up emails draft themselves, and the ticket that needs to exist exists.
meeting_to_crm · gtmFix customer support. First-reply from your docs, escalation with context, a sentiment trend the team can actually act on. Your CSAT stops being a weekly slideshow.
support_copilot · supportSync your ops in your language. Finance reconciles nightly, procurement checks contracts, legal flags clauses. All sharing one collection, one audit trail, one set of eyes.
ops_core · finance & legalGive your sales team a co-pilot that actually knows the account. Notes, history, next-best-action, the exact person to loop in. Live inside Slack, inside the inbox, or in a real app.
account_copilot · gtmKeep data clean by itself. Dedupe leads, normalise company names, enrich on write, flag contradictions. The data quality project that never had to be a project.
data_janitor · dataStand up a customer portal in a week. Invoices, tickets, docs, seat management, usage. Branded as yours, scoped per tenant, extendable with one file.
customer_portal · self-serveRun vendor onboarding end to end. Intake form, KYC, contract redlines, banking details, the handoff to finance. Every step logged, every SLA met.
vendor_onboard · procurementEvery module ships with a real view, not a demo video. Here are four, running in four different workspaces. Fork any of them in twelve seconds.
Same engine, same auth, same data layer. Different teams, different brands, same afternoon.
lib.rate accepts a per-key budget. I've added an example to your workspace at modules/reconcile.ts:42. It caps at 180 req/s and resumes cleanly on 429.cited · docs/rate-limits · answered in 8s · confidence 0.94lib.rate call. Want me to open a PR enabling it on all your heavy modules?cited · runs/traces · escalated to @priya for approvalEvery module is a small, durable piece of your operation. Pre-built, battle-tested, with retries, rate limits, cost tracking, and RLS already wired in. Adopt one today, edit it tomorrow.
Each one is a file in your workspace, not a black box. Fork, rename, localise, swap the LLM. It's yours.
Give it a domain. Get back firmographics, active-company signals, ICP score, and a team page with real humans. Powered by lib.web + lib.ai, dedupes, retries, costs $0.008/row.
Match invoices to Stripe, Wise, and bank feeds. Flag disputes. Close the month before the month closes you.
Classify, route, and draft replies for a shared inbox. Humans approve in batches. Your SLA stops being a joke.
Sequence leads with your voice, your brand, your opt-out. Replies back to HubSpot. No separate tool.
Drop any CSV. Dedupe against existing collections, diff new rows, fan-out enrichment. Zero schema configuration.
Answers from your own docs, escalates the rest. Keeps a trace so you know why it said what it said.
Escalating reminders with the right tone, right channel, right language. Hands off before legal, never after.
Score every account against your ideal profile. Explainable, re-runnable, versioned. No black-box ranking.
PDFs, emails, contracts. Pull fields, validate, write to a collection. Cites the source so audit never loses sleep.
Slack, SMS, PagerDuty. De-dupes, silences, snoozes. Your weekends start working again.
A one-off chat in Slack. A nightly batch that chews through a million rows. An agent that watches a collection and acts on it. Same engine, same data, same auth, same bill. Small, big, human, hands-off. You decide.
Start with a prompt in a sidebar. Graduate to a background workflow. Put a long-running agent in charge of a collection. Nothing to re-platform between steps.
Same engine, same observability, same cost controls. Whether a teammate asks it a question in Slack or your ops agent chews through yesterday's CSV overnight, it never falls over, and you always know what it did.
Your CRM, your billing stack, that one internal SOAP endpoint from 2011. Same auth, same retries, same traces, same cost tracking.
A typical 40-person team running the modern ops stack pays for six vendors, pays for the person who keeps them talking, and still files a ticket when they want a new view. Here's a back-of-the-envelope on what comes back when you move to one engine.
Modules compound. Integrations compound. What used to be a quarterly project becomes a Tuesday afternoon. Your best operators stop being glue.
30 minutes. We'll walk your stack, scope a workspace, and tell you straight whether you're a fit for the next design-partner cohort.