SchemaFlow — HTTP API to wire coding agents into business systems

Let ticketing systems dispatch Claude Code/Codex over HTTP and get results back

Problem

Teams want their internal ticketing, ops or approval systems to call Claude Code or Codex to run tasks, but agents interact through command lines. Business systems can't submit tasks, poll progress, or receive structured results, so teams hand-roll glue scripts and struggle with concurrency and session context.

Solution

A self-hosted unified Agent Runner service exposes an HTTP API for tasks and attachments, SSE events, signed Webhook callbacks and multi-turn sessions. The business system dispatches and approves, the agent executes, and results flow back into the original process. Supports per-agent Skills and MCP tools, queues and isolated workspaces.

Users

Engineering teams with internal ticketing/ops platforms, SaaS companies adding AI coding to existing approval flows, platform engineering and automation groups.

MVP

HTTP API to submit tasks and attachments into pre-provisioned project environments; SSE events and signed Webhook callbacks; same-session follow-ups; task queueing, isolated workspaces and execution logs; Docker self-hosting with an integration example.

Revenue

Open-source core plus an enterprise subscription for SSO, audit logs, concurrency limits and SLA support; or per-instance/seat hosted pricing.

Why now

Claude Code and Codex hooks are maturing into reliable long-running executors, yet the business-integration layer is still empty. Teams prefer self-hosting over handing source code to a black-box SaaS.