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Flowman

Agentic workflow orchestration

Orchestrate coding agents — on your machine and in the cloud

Flowman is an agentic development platform. Queue tasks on the Coding Kanban, let Codex or Cursor sessions plan and implement them, and stay in the loop from first question to merged pull request.

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An agentic development environment

Everything around the coding agent: a board for the work, runtimes for the execution, and guardrails for the humans.

Coding KanbanPlan and track development on a board built for agentic work: Planning, Ready to Implement, Implementing, Review, and Done.
Agents, local or cloudRun Codex or Cursor sessions on your own machine with the Flowman runtime, or in OpenAI and Cursor cloud — same board, same timeline.
Plan-first developmentSessions ask clarifying questions and produce a plan. Approve it, send revision notes, or reject it before any code is written.
From plan to pull requestFlowman manages branches, guards conflicts, and opens pull requests — with live previews where the integration supports them.
Triggers and connectorsIMAP and HTTP connectors ingest events, evaluate triggers, and queue agent runs automatically.
Project-scoped controlRepositories, environment variables, members, and prompt templates live per project and snapshot into every run.

Tour the platform

The surfaces your team uses every day — from the board to the approval queue.

Coding Kanban

Every coding session lives on the board. Filter by repository, watch cards move from Planning to Done, and act in place — review designs, mark done, or archive.

Agent workflow catalog

Workflows are coding-agent templates — Codex Local, Cursor Cloud, Explain Agent — each preconfiguring provider, execution location, model, and prompt defaults. Start a run in one click.

Human approvals

Runs pause where humans matter. Pending plans and design docs queue in one list — open the run, review the context, and decide.

Run history

Every execution is inspectable: filter by board status, search past runs, and see the workflow, repository, provider, initiator, and duration for each one.

Project dashboard

Project health at a glance: active sessions, blockers, thirty days of run throughput, recent activity, and anything that needs attention.

Prompt templates

Reusable, parameterized prompts standardize how your team asks agents to commit, review PRs, debug, or explore the codebase.

How it works

From queued task to pull request in three steps.

  1. 1

    Queue work on the board

    Describe the task, pick the repository, model, and execution — local runtime or cloud — and the coding session enters Planning.

  2. 2

    Review the agent's plan

    The agent asks questions and writes a plan. Approve it or send revisions — nothing is implemented without your sign-off.

  3. 3

    Agents implement, you review

    The card moves through Implementing to Review while Flowman manages branches and opens the pull request.

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Register repositories, configure agent runtimes, and launch your first run.

Get startedRegister repositories and launch the Coding Agent workflow.OpenCoding Agent workflowArchitecture, child workflow templates, and provider runtimes.OpenConnectorsIngest external data and emit normalized platform events.OpenWorkflow step actionsReuse shared workflow actions for mail, AI, approvals, and data.Open

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