Flow Documentation

Visual, executable, AI-assisted orchestration for technical workflows - with every model running locally and execution authority always retained by the engine.

What is Flow? Install Flow Studio

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Getting Started

Install the platform, build and run your first flow, and pick the edition that fits your surface. Start here

Core Concepts

Learn the five node types, the execution model, isolation boundaries, and adapters. The architecture is Reasoning-Augmented Orchestration: AI advises, the engine executes. Learn the concepts

Flow Studio

The desktop edition. It gives you a multi-tab canvas, agentic and autonomous runs, scheduling, the Template Hub, and the Node Hub. Studio docs

Flow Code

The VS Code edition. It is a native sidebar that generates a flow from a prompt and runs it in the editor while the model monitors the run. A JetBrains plugin is planned. Flow Code docs

Flow Server

The private-cloud edition. It runs the same engine behind an HTTP/SSE API, reached from a browser, with inference inside your instance. Server docs

Flow CLI & TUI

The headless edition. It runs Flow DSL in terminals and CI, with a full-screen TUI for monitoring and generation. CLI docs

Scheduling

Set up cron and recurrence schedules with timezone handling and catch-up policies. A background scheduler runs in every edition. Scheduling docs

DSL Reference

Read the normative grammar, the per-node data shapes, the adapter actions, and twelve canonical examples. DSL reference

AI & Models

Learn the unified AI node, the Model Hub, the local runtime, opt-in cloud providers, and the agentic lifecycle. AI docs

Security & Compliance

Understand zero egress, credential isolation, PII sanitization, and sandboxing, and what local inference means for regulated deployments. Security docs

Development

See the tech stack, the development guidelines, and a map of every programmatic API the platform exposes. Development docs