Seer
Seer is a open-source workflow builder with fine-grained control for creating and executing automated workflows with integrated tools and services.
Quick Start (Docker)
- Clone and start the stack (Postgres, Redis, API, worker):
git clone https://github.com/seer-engg/seer
cd seer
docker compose up
- Access the app:
- Frontend: http://localhost:5173/workflows?backend=http://localhost:8000
- Backend API: http://localhost:8000
Local Development (without full Docker)
- Prereqs: Python 3.12+, uv installed (
pip install uv), Postgres + Redis running (usedocker compose up postgres redis). - Install deps:
uv sync - Run API:
uv run uvicorn seer.api.main:app --reload --port 8000 - Run worker:
uv run taskiq worker seer.worker.broker:broker - Run tests:
uv run pytest
Project Layout (backend)
src/seer/api/– FastAPI routers, middleware, API models (workflows, tools, integrations, triggers, agents).src/seer/services/– business logic used by API/worker (workflow execution, triggers, integrations).src/seer/core/– workflow compiler/runtime, schema models, global compiler singleton.src/seer/tools/– tool registry, executor, credential resolver, provider implementations;src/seer/tool_hub/for tool index/search.src/seer/worker/– Taskiq worker, background tasks, trigger polling.src/seer/agents/– agent orchestration (LangGraph-based workflow agent).src/seer/database/– Tortoise ORM models/config; migrations live in/migrations.src/seer/analytics/,src/seer/observability/,src/seer/utilities/– shared instrumentation and helpers.documentation/– docs site assets;scripts/– maintenance helpers;tests/– automated tests.
Configuration
Create a .env file:
# Required
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...
# Optional integrations (add as needed)
GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=...
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=...
TAVILY_API_KEY=...
Docker automatically configures DATABASE_URL and REDIS_URL.
Helpful commands:
- Start everything:
docker compose up - Follow logs:
docker compose logs -f - Stop services:
docker compose down - Run API locally:
uv run uvicorn seer.api.main:app --reload --port 8000 - Run worker locally:
uv run taskiq worker seer.worker.broker:broker - Tests:
uv run pytest
Key Features
🛠️ Visual Workflow Builder
- Drag-and-drop interface for creating automation workflows
- Node-based editor with custom blocks and integrations
- Real-time workflow validation and execution
🤖 AI-Assisted Development
- Chat interface for workflow design and debugging
- AI suggestions for workflow improvements
- Intelligent error handling and recovery
🔗 Rich Integrations
- Google Workspace: Gmail, Drive, Sheets with OAuth
- GitHub: Repository management, issues, PRs
- Web Tools: Search, content fetching, APIs
- Databases: PostgreSQL with approval-based write controls
🔒 Enterprise-Ready
- Self-hosted or cloud deployment options
- OAuth-based authentication (Clerk integration)
- Role-based access control
- Audit trails and execution history
Documentation
📚 Complete Documentation - Full docs site with guides, API reference, and examples
- Quick Start - Get running in 60 seconds
- Architecture - Backend overview and concepts
- Worker Setup - Background task worker configuration
- Integrations - Google, GitHub, Supabase setup
- Advanced Features - Triggers, proposals, and more
- Configuration Reference - Complete configuration options
License
Seer is open source under the MIT license. Enterprise features (if any exist)
reside in the ee/ directory and are licensed separately. See LICENSE for details.
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