Effortless Operational Magic
Transform your existing documents into engineer-ready APIs in minutes, not months
If you can describe it, we can automate it
Whatever your problem is, if you can describe it, we can provide you with an API in minutes
Unlock your document's full potential
Anything from moderation guides to risk assessments, financial models to onboarding processes — natural language in, magic out
No More Technical Overhead
Eliminate API keys, model selection, and prompt engineering. Focus on your process, not the technical details.
Write in natural language, get production-ready APIs
Your Document, Your Workflow
Manage your entire process within your document. Write as you normally would, and let Logic handle the rest.
No code required, just your operational expertise
Enterprise-Ready Reliability
Versioning, testing, and rollback built in. Be confident that your APIs are secure, reliable, and always available.
Production-grade infrastructure with enterprise controls
Your document is your API
Create your document and manage its lifecycle all in one place
Redact PII
When we share customer data with 3rd-parties, it is important that we redact any information that might uniquely identify the customer. According to our Terms of Service, we do not resell customer information, so it is imperative that any personally identifiable information (PII) is removed.
Instructions
Given a piece of content, such as:
Steve emailed me at my personal address: mary@yahoo.com.
I work at Boeing and commute every day from Seattle.
We should transform these into:
{{ name }} emailed me at my personal address: {{ email }}.
I work at {{ employer }} and commute every day from {{ city }}.
When you redact entities from a piece of text, you should also include the list of entities that were redacted, like:
[Steve, mary@yahoo.com]
[Boeing, Seattle]
Guidance
Redact any kind of PII you detect. Some non-exhaustive examples of things to redact include:
- name (e.g. Steve)
- phone (e.g. (123) 456-7890)
- city (e.g. Seattle)
- ssn (e.g. 831-12-4912)
Inferring schema...
Analyzing document structure
How It Works
Logic transforms your operational documents into APIs in four simple steps
Create Your Document
Write your operational process in natural language, just as you would for your team. No special formatting required.
Publish It
Logic automatically creates an API from your document, with proper endpoints, inputs, outputs, and error handling.
Deploy & Integrate
Your API is instantly ready for use. Get code examples for common languages and frameworks to start integrating immediately.
Manage Versions
Manage different versions of your API with comprehensive history tracking, rollbacks, and documentation for each version.
Logic builds the bridge
Empowering operational experts and engineering teams to collaborate seamlessly through shared insights and common language
Built for Operations Teams
Create and maintain APIs directly from your operational knowledge without waiting for engineering resources. Update your processes and documentation in one place, with APIs that automatically stay in sync.
Get StartedDocument-driven API creation
No coding skills required
Self-service updates and versioning
Always-in-sync documentation