Instruct
Connect apps, describe the job, then automate your work
Instruct launched on October 2, 2025 with 554 votes, #21 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Instruct is a no-code platform that lets users build and run AI agents using natural language instructions. Instead of complex automation tools, users simply explain their task and the platform handles execution. Designed for anyone needing automation without coding knowledge, Instruct stands out by requiring only plain-language prompts to create, edit, and deploy AI agents for various tasks.
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Tired of complex automation tools? Instruct is the first truly no-code platform where you can build, edit and run powerful AI agents using only natural language - just explain your task, and let Instruct handle the rest.
Instruct is a General AI agent that connects to your apps and executes tasks on your behalf. Just describe the work in plain English, and watch it get done in real-time. Enterprise-grade security, seamless integrations, and reliable automation at scale.
Instruct doesn't just read your data; it acts on it. Securely connect your tools, and it will pull context from one app to execute work in another, making your software work together instantly. Tell Instruct what you need, and it gets it done. Whether you need it to write, edit, fetch data, or generate documents, it handles the manual execution across your apps exactly as requested. Any successful task can become a permanent process. Once Instruct completes a job, simply ask it to run on a schedule. It turns your one-off request into a recurring workflow instantly. Instruct adapts to the unique needs of every department. From managing pipelines to filtering candidates, it executes the…from instruct.ai
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