Readable before runnable
A workflow should make sense to the people responsible for the operation before software executes it.
What is SolveLang?
A readable, explainable workflow language for AI-assisted business processes.
SolveLang is an open-source language and workflow intelligence product for making business rules, AI-assisted decisions, approvals, tools, ownership, and failure paths readable before they become managed automation.
Who it is for
Workflow intent first.
SolveLang is designed first for technical founders, hands-on operators, automation consultants, small agencies, and engineering teams that want workflow intent to remain understandable in source control.
It focuses on what should be explicit before automation runs: what starts the process, which facts matter, where judgment changes the path, who owns the next action, what can fail, and when a person must review the result.
SolveLang is not a production durable workflow engine or a general-purpose autonomous AI workforce platform. A working planning preview is not a connected execution service.
Version controllable
Workflow changes should be diffable, reviewable, attributable, and reversible like other source-controlled engineering work.
AI boundaries stay explicit
Deterministic rules, model-assisted judgment, tools, approvals, and failure paths should not be hidden behind one opaque automation step.
Safety is a product feature
Local validation, explicit capability boundaries, understandable failures, and human review matter before managed automation scales.
Current maturity
Working locally, deployed, and ready to automate are different things.
The Rust CLI is the canonical runtime. Studio analysis is deterministic. Deployed account infrastructure does not make billing or managed workflow execution generally available.
Capability evidence reviewed 2026-09-17. These are implementation and deployment labels, not live service-health measurements.
Working locally
Implemented tools you can use without connected production automation.
- Rust CLI with parsing, validation, diagnostics, imports, data structures, functions, loops, and JSON helpers
- Hardened local execution policies for network, file, environment, and AI capabilities
- Local-first Workflow Intelligence Studio with deterministic analysis and simulation
Browser previews
The workflow audit and support triage are local, rule-based planning previews. They do not connect an inbox, call an AI model, create remote tasks, or send messages.
- Pinned WebAssembly build of the canonical safe core with host side effects denied
- Automatic workflow mapping and support triage examples; proposed actions are not executed
Deployed, with gates
Production API access, customer-account infrastructure, authenticator 2FA, and Admin CRM were verified enabled on September 17, 2026. This is deployed infrastructure, not a claim of general managed workflow execution or an availability SLA.
- Public site on AWS Amplify
- Production API/customer-account and authenticator infrastructure; individual features remain gated
- No independently measured uptime or SLA is published
Experimental
Implementation and tests do not by themselves qualify a provider for production use.
- Provider-backed AI and side-effecting HTTP, file, and environment helpers
- Provider adapters and Self-Driving activation require scoped credentials and explicit authorization
Billing enabled; payment canary pending
Production API subscription billing, checkout, Stripe price validation, webhook signature enforcement, and billing-failure monitoring were verified enabled on September 17, 2026. The first real-payment canary is still pending, so broader public payment availability is not yet claimed.
- Developer, Pro, and Business subscription checkout and recurring billing are enabled
- Paid priority and provider activation remain separate rollout gates
Remaining launch work
Not represented as complete or generally available.
- Connected inbox-to-action support automation
- General managed workflow execution and broader qualified integrations
- Additional platform evidence, independent monitoring, and operational exercises
Use it today
Start with reproducible evidence.
Run the open-source Rust CLI, try the pinned browser safe core, inspect the public examples, or open Workflow Intelligence Studio for local deterministic analysis.
Describe your workflow directly in the audit preview without sending an email. Its proposed map and draft still require review before any live integration is configured.