We’re building CodeZero, an open-source no-code platform for backend automation, and just shipped our biggest canary release yet.
What’s new:
⚡ AI flow generation – describe your automation in plain language, pick a model, and watch the flow get generated and streamed into the editor in real time. Output is a valid, typed flow, not freeform code.
📦 Module system – functions, flow types and data types are now bundled per module and resolved per project. Cleaner separation, clearer overview of what’s available in each runtime.
🔍 Execution results view – see per-step results of every flow run directly in the IDE, including which node produced what.
Everything is self-hostable and fully open source. We’re pre-1.0, so feedback is very welcome.
Blog post: <a href="https://codezero.build/en/blog/canary-2651542634" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://codezero.build/en/blog/canary-2651542634</a>
GitHub: <a href="https://github.com/code0-tech" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/code0-tech</a>

Nico Sammito

CodeZero, an open-source no-code backend automation platform, has released a major canary update featuring three key additions: AI-powered flow generation that converts plain language descriptions into typed, structured flows streamed in real time; a module system that bundles functions and data types per module with per-project resolution for cleaner runtime separation; and an execution results view showing per-step output for every flow run directly in the IDE. The project is self-hostable, pre-1.0, and actively seeking feedback.

CodeZero canary release: AI-generated backend flows, modules and execution results