Giselle is an open source builder for AI agents and agentic workflows aimed at AI-native product teams. It pairs a drag-and-drop visual editor with a managed cloud, turning prompts, documents, and GitHub activity into running AI apps.[1][2]
Quick verdict
Lean product teams shipping AI-assisted research, review, and docs workflows gain most from Giselle. Its visual editor composes OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models in one flow with GitHub triggers. Teams needing documented self-hosting, SSO, or residency should look elsewhere for now. If visual multi-model building on an Apache-2.0 core matters most, start here; if governed self-hosting matters more, evaluate Langflow or Dify.[1][2][3]
Key features
Visual node editor Drag-and-drop canvas designs AI workflows as flowcharts without programming experience.[1]
Multi-model composition Combines OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models in one workflow with per-model roles.[1][2]
Long-running task execution Dedicated execution environment separate from the build surface, with real-time progress monitoring.[1]
GitHub event triggers Issues, pull requests, and comments trigger apps for review, docs generation, and classification.[1][2]
Custom knowledge with RAG PDFs, documents, and GitHub code, issues, and PRs ground answers through vector stores.[1]
Team vector and data stores Document, GitHub, and Postgres-backed stores hold embeddings and structured data with plan-scoped quotas.[1][2]
API keys and SDK Docs expose API keys and an SDK for running Giselle apps programmatically.[1]
Open source core plus managed plans Apache-2.0 codebase on GitHub with Free $0, Pro $20 per month, and Team managed plans.[1][2][3]
Who will love it
Who should avoid it
How it fits your stack
Questions worth asking
What is the best Giselle alternative for non-technical users?
Is Giselle really no-code?
The canvas builds workflows by drag and drop without programming knowledge. API keys and an SDK exist for programmatic use, so developers can extend what the canvas starts.[1]
How much does Giselle cost per month?
As checked October 10, 2026: Free $0, Pro $20 per month with $20 of model credits, Team $100 per month for up to 10 users. The open source core is free via GitHub.[1]
Sources and editorial review
Source research. Reviewed on October 10, 2026. Written by Sanjib Sah. AI assisted; reviewed by a human editor.
We have not run or tested this product.
- Giselle: AI App Builder
official · Observed October 10, 2026
Homepage positioning, product areas, solution templates, and managed studio signup.
- Pricing Plans - Giselle
official · Observed October 10, 2026
OSS, Free $0, Pro $20/month, Team $100/month tiers with feature and quota breakdown.
- giselles-ai/giselle repository
official · Observed October 10, 2026
Public non-fork repo identity and Apache-2.0 LICENSE file.
- GitHub API repo metadata
official · Observed October 10, 2026
Language, topics, dates, archived state, and SPDX license fields.
- About Giselle docs
official · Observed October 10, 2026
Visual editor, execution, multi-model, GitHub triggers, knowledge/RAG, API/SDK sections.
Compared with these products
No explicit proprietary baseline is recorded.