Circuitry is the ultimate canvas for AI, workflows, design, and code. On one visual canvas you can whiteboard ideas, design screens, build AI-powered automation workflows and multi-agent systems, write and debug code, generate code in 13 languages, and deploy APIs instantly.

Do I need coding skills to use Circuitry?

No, Circuitry is a no-code platform. You can build complex workflows using our visual drag-and-drop interface. However, developers can also export workflows as code in 13 different programming languages.

What programming languages does Circuitry support?

Circuitry can generate code in 13 languages: JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C, C++, C#, Go, Java, Rust, PHP, Ruby, Kotlin, and Swift.

Can I create APIs with Circuitry?

Yes, every workflow in Circuitry can be instantly deployed as an API endpoint with webhook support. You get a unique URL for each workflow with enterprise-grade security options.

Colours

These change the colours and leave the shapes alone.

18 of the 94 effects: rgbSplit, hue, saturate, brighten, contrast, invert, posterize, tint, duotone, colourCycle, gradientMap, thermal, nightVision, sepia, threshold, solarize, colourBleed, rainbowEdges.

Each is one line to turn on. The value in the brackets is the one a plain number (or name) sets, and every other setting goes in by name: glow(0.8, { radius: 40 }), or in Python glow(0.8, radius=40). Every effect also has amount, from 0 to 1: how much of it is mixed in.

rgbSplit

Red and blue pulled apart, like a cheap lens or a bad signal.

JavaScript	Python
`rgbSplit(4)`	`rgb_split(4)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`size`	`size`	`4`	0 to 60
`angle`	`angle`	`0`	-360 to 360 degrees
`spread`	`spread`	`false`	`true` or `false` (`True`, `False`)
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

hue

Every colour moved round the colour wheel. With speed, the colours keep turning.

JavaScript	Python
`hue(90)`	`hue(90)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`shift`	`shift`	`90`	-360 to 360 degrees
`speed`	`speed`	`0`	-720 to 720
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

saturate

More colour, or less: at 0 the picture is grey.

JavaScript	Python
`saturate(1.6)`	`saturate(1.6)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`strength`	`strength`	`1.6`	0 to 4
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

brighten

Brighter, or darker below 1.

JavaScript	Python
`brighten(1.3)`	`brighten(1.3)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`strength`	`strength`	`1.3`	0 to 4
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

contrast

Lights lighter and darks darker.

JavaScript	Python
`contrast(1.4)`	`contrast(1.4)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`strength`	`strength`	`1.4`	0 to 4
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

invert

A negative: every colour swapped for its opposite.

JavaScript	Python
`invert()`	`invert()`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

posterize

Only a few shades of each colour, like a poster.

JavaScript	Python
`posterize(4)`	`posterize(4)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`levels`	`levels`	`4`	2 to 16, a whole number
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

tint

Seen through coloured glass.

JavaScript	Python
`tint("gold")`	`tint("gold")`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`colour`	`colour`	`"gold"`	any colour
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

duotone

Two colours only: one for the dark parts and one for the light.

JavaScript	Python
`duotone("midnightblue", "gold")`	`duotone("midnightblue", "gold")`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`dark`	`dark`	`"midnightblue"`	any colour
`light`	`light`	`"gold"`	any colour
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

colourCycle

Brightness becomes a colour from a palette, and the colours move round.

JavaScript	Python
`colourCycle("rainbow")`	`colour_cycle("rainbow")`

Also called colorCycle (color_cycle).

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`palette`	`palette`	`"rainbow"`	a palette's name, or a list of colours
`speed`	`speed`	`0.3`	-5 to 5
`bands`	`bands`	`1`	0.1 to 8
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

gradientMap

Brightness becomes a colour from a palette, dark to light.

JavaScript	Python
`gradientMap("sunset")`	`gradient_map("sunset")`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`palette`	`palette`	`"sunset"`	a palette's name, or a list of colours
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

thermal

A heat camera: cold is dark blue, hot is yellow and white.

JavaScript	Python
`thermal()`	`thermal()`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`palette`	`palette`	`"thermal"`	a palette's name, or a list of colours
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

nightVision

Green, grainy and bright in the dark, like a night-vision scope.

JavaScript	Python
`nightVision(1.6)`	`night_vision(1.6)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`strength`	`strength`	`1.6`	0 to 6
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

sepia

The warm brown of an old photograph.

JavaScript	Python
`sepia(1)`	`sepia(1)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`strength`	`strength`	`1`	0 to 1
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

threshold

Two colours and nothing between: dark or light.

JavaScript	Python
`threshold(0.5)`	`threshold(0.5)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`level`	`level`	`0.5`	0 to 1
`dark`	`dark`	`"black"`	any colour
`light`	`light`	`"white"`	any colour
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

solarize

The bright parts turned to their opposite, as in an over-exposed photograph.

JavaScript	Python
`solarize(0.5)`	`solarize(0.5)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`level`	`level`	`0.5`	0 to 1
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

colourBleed

Colours smeared sideways, as on old videotape.

JavaScript	Python
`colourBleed(10)`	`colour_bleed(10)`

Also called colorBleed (color_bleed).

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`size`	`size`	`10`	0 to 100
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1

rainbowEdges

Every edge in the picture drawn in rainbow colours.

JavaScript	Python
`rainbowEdges(2)`	`rainbow_edges(2)`

Setting	In Python	Starts at	Can be
`strength`	`strength`	`2`	0 to 10
`size`	`size`	`1.5`	0.5 to 20
`speed`	`speed`	`0.1`	-5 to 5
`amount`	`amount`	`1`	0 to 1