Fraktal

Bring No-Code Automation On-Chain.
Design and deploy powerful automated workflows without writing backend code — no servers, no limits.
Connect Web2, Web3, and AI services using modular triggers and actions that run natively on the Internet Computer.

Fraktal connects Web2, Web3, and AI services using modular triggers and actions that run natively on the Internet Computer (ICP).

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Overview

Fraktal is a no-code automation platform for building and executing decentralized workflows on the Internet Computer (ICP). It empowers developers and non-developers alike to create powerful automations using modular triggers and actions — all without writing backend code.

Fraktal abstracts complex integrations across Web2, Web3, and AI/LLM services into composable building blocks. Whether you're reacting to a GitHub issue, automating Telegram bots, posting to Discord, or chaining prompts with AI models — Fraktal makes it possible without servers or infrastructure management.

Workflows run natively on-chain, leveraging ICP’s decentralized, serverless architecture for trustless, persistent, and low-latency execution. Whether you're a developer, builder, or curious hacker, Fraktal gives you the tools to automate the future one block at a time.

Core Principles

• Trustless & Serverless Execution: Fraktal workflows run entirely on the Internet Computer, leveraging decentralized canister smart contracts for persistent, verifiable, and censorship-resistant automation — with no centralized servers or backend infrastructure required.

• Modular Design: Built around composable triggers and actions, Fraktal enables users to create powerful, reusable automation logic without writing custom backend code.

• Interoperability: Fraktal bridges Web2, Web3, and AI ecosystems through integrations with platforms like GitHub, Telegram, Discord, LLMs, and blockchain wallets.

• No-Code Accessibility: Fraktal is designed for developers and non-developers alike — empowering anyone to build, visualize, and deploy complex automations with ease.

Features

1. Visual Workflow Builder

• Build and edit automations using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.
• Define triggers, actions, and data flows without writing backend code.
• Chain blocks and monitor state visually.

2. Modular Trigger-Action Blocks

• Every workflow is composed of reusable blocks:
  • Triggers: Listen for events (e.g., Telegram messages, GitHub webhooks).
  • Actions: Perform tasks (e.g., send Discord message, prompt an LLM model).
• Add new integrations easily by creating or installing new blocks.

3. On-Chain Execution, Secure by Design

• Powered by the Internet Computer (ICP):
  • Workflows run entirely on-chain in tamper-proof smart contract canisters.
  • No centralized servers or third-party hosting.
  • Fully decentralized, scalable, and censorship-resistant by design.
  • Persistent storage, transparent logic, and no vendor lock-in.

4. Cross-Platform Integrations

• Connect services across Web2, Web3, and AI ecosystems:
  • Telegram: Bot commands, message replies.
  • Discord: Server message triggers, bot mentions, automated replies.
  • GitHub: Respond to issues, pull requests, and pushes.
  • Email: Send templated notifications directly from workflows.
  • Web3 Wallets: Query balances, track activity.
  • Token Prices: Fetch live crypto prices and react to market changes.
  • AI/LLMs: Generate text, summaries, or decisions using GPT-like models.

5. Real-Time Event Handling

• Fraktal listens for live events and immediately executes workflows.
• Webhooks and message listeners allow near-instant response across platforms.

6. Data Export & Interoperability

• Each block can export its output for downstream use.
• Chain AI outputs to message actions, or wallet data to price alerts.
• Create modular, composable, and reusable automation logic.

Usage Guide

1. Create a New Flow

• Go to the Fraktal dashboard.
• Click "Create Flow".

2. Add a Trigger

Every automation starts with a Trigger Block — an event that kicks off your flow.
Examples:

• New message on Telegram
• Mention in Discord
• GitHub push/commit

Drag a trigger from the sidebar into the canvas. Configure the block by entering the required parameters. You can export data from the trigger for usage in the next blocks.

3. Add Actions

Next, attach one or more Action Blocks that perform tasks when the trigger fires.

You can:

• Send messages on Telegram/Discord
• Query wallet data
• Fetch token prices
• Run an LLM (AI) prompt
• Send email alerts
• Or combine them all!

Drag an action from the sidebar into the canvas. Configure the block by entering the required parameters. Fields with $ can use exported data from previous blocks.

4. Save Your Flow

• Use the Save Workflow button
• Add a title and click save
• Your workflow is now live!

Supported Integrations

Fraktal currently supports blocks for:

• Telegram – Bots, message-based triggers, and actions.
• Discord – Server events, message actions, and user interactions.
• GitHub – Issues, pull requests, push events, and repo automation.
• Web3 – Wallet tracking, token prices, balances, and ENS resolution.
• AI/LLMs – Text generation, summarization, and prompt chaining.
• Email – Template-based email sending with services like SendGrid.

More integrations and advanced conditionals (filters, branches, loops) are coming soon.

For a full breakdown of available blocks, their parameters, and usage examples, see Blocks Information.

Architecture

Instructions for Running Locally

# Clone the Repo

# Add .env from `.env.example`

npm install

cd src/frontend
cp .env.example .env
npm install

cd ../..

dfx start --clean
dfx canister create --all
source scripts/add-env.sh
dfx deploy

# Start execution engine
ngrok http 4943 --host-header="bkyz2-fmaaa-aaaaa-qaaaq-cai.raw.localhost" --url="<execution-url>"

# Start Discord bot
cd services/discord-bot
ngrok http 5000 --host-header="bkyz2-fmaaa-aaaaa-qaaaq-cai.raw.localhost" --url="<discord-bot-url>"

Tech Stack

Layer	Tech/Tooling
Frontend	React.js, Tailwind CSS, ShadCN UI
Backend	Node.js (Express)
Execution Engine	Internet Computer (Azle)
Integrations	Telegram, Discord, GitHub, Web3, LLMs, Email
Infra	ICP (Execution), Ngrok (Dev Tunnels)

Folder Structure

fraktal/
├── docs/                  # Documentation and architecture assets
├── scripts/               # Utility scripts (e.g., env setup)
├── services/              # Microservices like the Discord bot
│   └── discord-bot/       # Discord bot code and migrations
├── src/                   # Core source code
│   ├── backend/           # Backend logic and routes
│   ├── database/          # Database setup and ORM entities
│   ├── execution-engine/  # Automation engine logic and block execution
│   ├── frontend/          # Frontend UI (Vite + Tailwind)
│   └── scripts/           # Interface definition files (e.g., DID for canisters)