Coze is an AI app development platform for building agents without writing code and releasing them across multiple channels. Users assemble agents and workflows visually, then publish them through ready-made WebSDKs and APIs so the same bot can live on a website, in an app or inside a messaging channel. A template gallery offers official starting points such as an SEO article generator workflow, an IELTS speaking tutor and an outreach email generator, and each can be copied for free and edited.
Product managers and marketers use it to prototype assistants without waiting on engineering. Educators and tutors build subject-specific helpers for language practice or homework. Founders and small teams put together customer-facing chatbots, while developers use the APIs and SDKs to embed agents inside their own products. An App Store lists agents shared by the community, including multi-agent setups and voice-enabled bots, which makes it easy to see what others have built and borrow ideas.
Typical workflows include copying the SEO article workflow, feeding it a target keyword and receiving keyword analysis plus a draft, or cloning an outreach template that writes cold emails from a LinkedIn URL. Teams create tutoring bots for exam preparation, writing assistants for essays, or companion chatbots for children. A support team can build a product assistant that answers questions about its own software, then publish it to the channels where customers already are. Community agents cover areas from logo generation and video script helpers to astrology and translation, which shows how flexible the builder is.
