Keystroke

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n8n for coding agents

Winter 2024Founded 20234 peopleSalt Lake City, UT, USA

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About

Keystroke is the best way to build AI agents & automations with coding agents. It's code-based, open source, and built for coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, etc.

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as of Jun 7, 2026keystroke.ai ↗

SaaS

Keystroke is an n8n alternative designed for coding agents, enabling users to build AI agents and automations in TypeScript using an SDK. It emphasizes code-first primitives, agent-driven workflows, and a managed web platform for collaboration, testing, deployment, and governance across teams.

Users describe the desired agent or automation; Keystroke generates it in TypeScript via its SDK. Agents run tests, connect integrations, and deploy to a managed web platform. The web app provides collaboration, per-user deployments, native messaging integrations, a canvas for multi-agent workflows, sandboxed execution, observability, versioning, and governance features (RBAC, scoped credentials, deployment boundaries, AI model controls). Workflows support webhooks, cron, polling, event-driven triggers, and include a catalog of integrations; code runs on Keystroke’s managed infrastructure with options for local testing and git-backed deployments.

Who it’s for: Organizations and teams building AI agents and automations, requiring code-first tooling, collaboration, and controlled deployment (likely mid-market to enterprise teams needing governance and observability).

Features

code-first agent and workflow creation in TypeScript
native integrations catalog and web fetch/browser automation
per-employee deployments with unique instances
sandboxed, isolated execution environments
RBAC with scoped credentials and spend controls
git-backed deployments, versioning, and rollbacks
collaborative web platform with sharing, editing, and observability

Hiring/traction mentions indirectly via onboarding new users; ongoing onboarding and pricing page issues indicate active development and growth.

Founders · 2

Blake RouseFounder

Blake Rouse is the co-founder and CEO of Keystroke. Previously, he led product development at a bootstrapped analytics startup (DataSpark, acqd by Threecolts). Blake is originally from South Carolina. He studied Product Management and Computer Science at BYU for three years before dropping out to start Keystroke.

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Dallin BentleyFounder

🎓 Brigham Young University

Dallin Bentley is the co-founder and CTO of Buster. Before starting Buster, Dallin worked as a Cloud Security Engineer. After that, he founded Leftovers (Surplus food marketplace) which was later sold. Dallin graduated from Brigham Young University with his Masters of Information Systems.

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