This repository contains a collection of Scalekit agent action examples, demonstrating how to implement workflow automation and integrations across different applications. Scalekit provides production-ready connectors so you can integrate services like Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, and more with minimal effort.
Explore how to integrate agent actions and workflows into your applications using Scalekit.
The examples in this repository showcase different automation and agent use cases powered by Scalekit connectors and agent actions. Each project demonstrates real-world patterns for building reliable actions, separating core logic from integration glue, and running locally or under your preferred orchestration framework.
These examples highlight common workflows using Scalekit agent actions:
- Slack Triage to GitHub Issues: Create issues from Slack messages and confirm back in channel.
- Email to Calendar Scheduling: Parse invitation emails, find free slots, and create Google Calendar events.
- Release Notes Automation: Detect merged PRs on GitHub, create Notion pages, and send Slack notifications.
- Create Task via Frameworks: Expose a single task creation action through LangChain tools, CrewAI runners, or an MCP server.
To explore and run an example project:
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Clone the repository:
git clone git@github.com:scalekit-developers/workflow-agents-demos.git cd workflow-agents-demos -
Navigate to an example folder:
cd example-project-folder -
Follow the specific README inside each project folder for setup instructions.
- Keep actions small, reliable, and composable
- Separate core logic from connectors and framework glue
- Use environment variables for configuration; do not commit secrets
- 📖 Read the official Scalekit documentation: Scalekit Docs
- ❓ Need help? Contact the Scalekit support team or open an issue in this repository.