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No Code Jobs

Updated July 24, 2026

Overview / Description

No Code Jobs (Agentic Jobs) is an AI-focused job board tool that lists AI-workflow and automation roles designed to be navigable by AI agents as well as humans. Its agentic jobs section publishes real NoCodeJobs test runs for AI agents, MCP integrations, no-code automations, vibe-coded tools, and human-in-the-loop systems. The board is framed as an experiment in agent-friendly listings: it exposes a machine-readable job feed (a jobs.json / Feed JSON) and an agent policy, so AI assistants can read listings and support application workflows on behalf of humans, with an application mode that is human-approved. Listed roles are project- and contract-based and remote, with stated budgets, for example a Lead Research Workflow Builder at $750 to $1,500, an MCP Intake Prototype Builder at $1,000 to $2,000, an AI Agent Builder for Business Automation at $2,000 to $4,000, and an MCP Integration Developer at $2,500 to $5,000. Typical work includes building n8n automations, MCP intake flows, lead-research workflows, and business-automation agents that gather context and wait for human approval before acting. The listings reference concrete tooling such as n8n, OpenAI, Google Sheets, Zapier, and Make.com. No Code Jobs is aimed at no-code and automation builders looking for agentic and workflow gigs, and at those experimenting with how AI agents interact with job boards.

Used For

No-code and AI-automation builders use No Code Jobs to find agentic workflow and MCP-integration gigs, and to experiment with agent-navigable job feeds.

Pricing

Plan

Free

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Curated agentic and no-code automation roles (n8n, MCP, Zapier, Make.com, OpenAI)
  • Machine-readable jobs.json feed and agent policy so AI assistants can read listings
  • Human-approved application mode keeps a person in the loop
  • Listings show concrete project budgets, e.g. $750-$1,500 to $2,500-$5,000
  • Remote project and contract roles focused on workflow and human-in-the-loop systems

Cons

  • An early experiment with a small number of listings (around 10 roles) rather than a large marketplace
  • Niche focus on agentic and no-code automation gigs, not general tech jobs
  • Roles are mostly short project or contract work, not full-time positions
  • Pricing model for job posters is not published in the available information

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