Lemon Code is a free coding agent: you describe what you want, and it writes the code, runs it and shows the result, with a preview, the list of changed files and the terminal output. It also automates workflows by connecting to GitHub, Slack, Notion, Gmail, Jira, Linear and more than 1,500 other apps plus your own MCP servers, once or on a schedule.
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Describe the task and it writes, runs and previews the result.
Over 1,500 apps plus your own MCP servers are supported.
Workflows can run once or repeatedly, and review pull requests.
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