Features
Flowix's features follow two main lines:
- AI access - use Flowix Agent or connect Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Hermes, or a custom model
- Tips - make manual work like prompts / PPT / flowcharts reusable
The sidebar groups both. This doc is the entry point, briefly describing each item's value and how they relate.
AI access
Flowix supports a built-in agent plus external agent CLIs and compatible model endpoints. Type / in a document and choose the agent you want to use.
| Agent | Doc | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Setup | Docs / writing / tool use - default recommendation |
| Codex | Setup | ChatGPT subscription or OpenAI API |
| OpenCode | Setup | Open-source coding agent through ACP |
| Hermes | Setup | Pure local / offline / privacy-sensitive |
| Flowix Agent | Setup | Built-in experience with your configured API key |
| Custom model | Setup | Ollama / LM Studio / regional proxies |
How to choose: use Flowix Agent for the simplest in-app setup. Choose Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode when you already use those tools. Choose Hermes for a local workflow, or a custom model for another OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Tips
The efficiency of docs + AI is 90% about how you write prompts. This section covers recommended practices for three high-frequency workflows:
- Prompts - manage prompts as engineering docs, not ad-hoc typing in a chat box
- PPT generation skill - have the agent output a Markdown outline or presentable HTML slides
- Flowchart generation skill - have the agent output Mermaid / PlantUML flowcharts
Recommended path
If it's your first time using Flowix, read in this order:
- Claude Code setup - set up your primary agent
- Prompts - learn to write prompts
- PPT generation skill - produce your first presentation
After that, browse the setup page for the agent you use, or continue to the Flowchart generation skill.