Set up sync.cheap
The intended one-request path from a plain-language automation idea to a tested, running workflow.
Current status
sync.cheap is not open for self-serve setup yet. The workflow engine, connector catalog, CLI, and MCP surface are being built in public.
When the preview opens, this page will be the handoff point for your agent. You will be able to start with a request like:
Set up sync.cheap from https://sync.cheap/setup, then whenever a
new Google Form response arrives, post a summary to our Slack channel.
What your agent will do
- Install or connect the sync.cheap CLI or MCP tools.
- Open a login flow and wait while you authenticate.
- Determine which connectors and permissions the workflow needs.
- Pause for you to connect each account.
- Author the workflow, validate it, and simulate a representative event.
- Show you the exact draft and ask before publishing it.
The goal is to complete that loop in one agent invocation, including the human authentication steps.
What you will approve
There are two intentional human checkpoints:
- Connections. You authorize the accounts and scopes a workflow may use.
- Publication. You approve the exact version that will begin receiving events or scheduled runs.
Editing a workflow creates a new draft. It does not silently change the published version.
Follow development
The source and current implementation notes are available on GitHub. Until the preview opens, that repository is the most accurate view of what is implemented today.