Coze

Coze is a full-stack agent studio where you build, test, and publish chatbots to messaging apps without writing backend code.

Overview

Coze pairs a drag-and-drop bot builder with serious engineering underneath. Bots are assembled from plugins, knowledge bases, scheduled triggers, and multi-step workflows, then published to platforms like Discord, Telegram, Slack, and web embeds in a couple of clicks. A visual workflow canvas handles branching logic, long-term memory, and structured data extraction, while an integrated store provides hundreds of plugins for search, media, and productivity tasks. Developers who need more control can add custom plugins, call external APIs, and manage everything through a documented developer console. Because deployment, hosting, and channel integrations are handled by the platform, a functional assistant can go from idea to live users in an afternoon. Team features cover shared workspaces, versioned bot releases, and analytics on conversation quality, while enterprise tiers add private data connectors and compliance controls for larger organizations. Its template gallery offers hundreds of starting bots for customer service, community moderation, and study assistance, and the platform supports private plugin development for proprietary corporate data sources.

Key Features

• Drag-and-drop workflow canvas with branching and memory blocks
• One-click publishing to major chat platforms and web widgets
• Plugin store plus custom plugin and API development
• Built-in knowledge bases for retrieval-augmented answers
• Scheduled triggers and event-driven automation
• Team workspaces with versioned bot releases and conversation-quality analytics

Pricing

The core builder, plugin ecosystem, and basic publishing are free. Paid plans scale message volume, add team collaboration, and unlock premium models and larger knowledge bases.

Who Is It For

Community managers, indie creators, and small product teams who want production-grade chat agents — including Chinese-market integrations — without operating servers or writing glue code. It is equally suited to solo creators shipping fun community bots and to support teams standardizing customer-facing assistants across channels.