Design, validate, and generate Apache Airflow 3 pipelines and GitHub Actions workflows from your browser. A free tool for building workflows visually and generating Python or YAML files for use in their respective platforms.
Design DAGs by connecting tasks and dependencies visually. Import compatible Python files, validate your design, and generate code for Apache Airflow 3.
Build workflows with jobs, steps, and dependencies. Import compatible YAML, check for errors and certain security risks, and generate files for GitHub Actions.
Visually create a DAG or workflow, start from an available template, or import a compatible file.
Review the structure, dependencies, and warnings detected by the selected engine.
Download the Python or YAML file for use in your environment.
A demonstration of creating a DAG using Pipeline Studio's visual editor.
Explore workflow examples for common continuous integration and container publishing tasks.
Automated testing with pytest, multiple Python versions, and dependency caching.
Dependency installation, linting, testing, and building across multiple Node.js versions.
Build and publish Docker images to GitHub Container Registry.
Current limits may change. Each user can check their usage from their account in the application.
A free web tool to visually design Apache Airflow DAGs and GitHub Actions workflows, validate them and generate the Python or YAML file you then use in your own installation or repository.
No. The application designs, validates and generates files, but it does not run or orchestrate pipelines or workflows, and it does not publish anything to GitHub. The files are used afterwards in Airflow or in your repository.
It generates code for Apache Airflow 3 and has been tested with version 3.3.2.
Yes, within the supported scope: Python DAG files for Airflow and YAML workflows for GitHub Actions. Imported content is analyzed as text and is never executed.
Yes. Current limits: 4 new projects per day, 20 Python or YAML exports per month (shared between engines), up to 100 saved projects and 20 shared links per month (Apache Airflow only). They may change.
Yes, a free account is needed to use the editors.
Templates for Python, Node.js and Docker.
Pipeline Studio is a free tool under active development. It currently provides engines for Apache Airflow 3 and GitHub Actions, with an architecture designed to support additional capabilities. The application lets you design, validate, and generate files, but it does not execute, deploy, or orchestrate pipelines or workflows, nor does it automatically connect to Airflow installations or GitHub repositories.
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