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Features

Features

Everything Flowly can do beyond chat — memory, automation, delegation, voice, browser control, and extensibility.

Flowly is a full agent, not just a chat box. These features work together across every channel — one shared memory, one set of skills, one set of tools.

Knowledge & memory

  • Skills — drop-in Markdown recipes the agent loads on demand, including skills created from /learn.
  • Skill bundles — group skills under a single /slug.
  • Memory — durable, self-maintaining notes plus a searchable index; it learns across sessions ("dreaming") and queues uncertain facts for your review.
  • Knowledge graph — a temporal store of entities and facts.

Automation

  • Standing goals — an objective the agent keeps working toward across turns, judged after every turn.
  • Board — a cross-channel task board the agent runs, sequentially or in parallel.
  • Cron — schedule any prompt to run on a timer.
  • Heartbeat — a recurring self-check that lets the agent act on its own between messages.
  • Delegation — spawn subagents and multi-agent teams for parallel work.
  • Codex runtime — hand a coding turn to OpenAI's Codex app-server.

Control

  • Plan mode — a standing mode where the agent proposes a plan and waits for your approval before it changes anything. Shift+Tab to it, or /plan.

Interfaces

  • Voice — phone calls over Twilio with speech-to-text and text-to-speech.
  • Browser — drive your real Chrome through the Flowly extension.
  • Computer use — control the macOS desktop via Accessibility.
  • Meeting coach — live, in-meeting assistance.

Media

  • Image generation — text-to-image (FLUX, Stable Diffusion, Recraft, Ideogram); the picture rides the assistant's reply on every channel.
  • Artifacts — render HTML, SVG, Markdown, charts, and forms the agent creates.
  • Flowlets — live, interactive mini-screens the agent builds for you: trackers, checklists, dashboards, forms. Native on every device, driven by your own data, entirely local.

Extend

  • Plugins — add custom tools, hooks, slash commands, and channels.
  • MCP — connect external Model Context Protocol servers, or run Flowly as one.