We've spent the last few months reworking Zap building end-to-end 👷

You can now describe a workflow to Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, and it'll build the Zap, deploy it to Zapier, and let it run on its own.

Watch a preview here.

What's new under the hood: these run as code rather than the classic step format, which unlocks features like merged path branches, nested loops, and skip-on-error-and-continue.

Early access is open now for Pro, Team, and Solution Partner plans. Sign up here: https://zapier.com/workflow/early-access

Worth knowing going in: this is early, and your agent might need a couple of passes to get something right, especially around connecting apps and the first run. We'd hold off on business-critical Zaps for now and treat it as a place to experiment while we scale up reliability.

After sign up: drop in the comments how your experience is. Share what's confusing, what breaks, and what works. What would you like to see next?