Next steps
Where to go from here as the rest of the docs roll out.
You’ve built a workflow and an agent. Get Started ends here; the rest of the docs cover concrete areas:
- Build. Daily developer reference for workflows, tasks, reliability, scheduling, and distributed execution.
- Agents. The AI cookbook: planning, memory, MCP, and multi-agent patterns.
- Concepts. Background on how Flux’s execution model works under the hood.
- Operate. Running the server in production: storage, security, observability, and multi-tenancy.
- Deployment. Docker, Kubernetes, cloud recipes, and the production checklist.
- Reference. SDK, CLI, REST API, MCP server, and configuration reference.
Worth a direct visit:
- Examples. Annotated walk-throughs covering pipelines, parallelism, scheduling, agents, MCP, and more.
- High availability. Running multiple server replicas on PostgreSQL.
- Durability. Durable versus transient workflows, and when to choose each.
- Runners. Where workflow code executes: subprocess, in-process, or Docker.
For runnable code, see the examples folder on GitHub: around 30 examples covering pipelines, parallelism, scheduling, agents, MCP, and secrets.
Tell us what’s missing
The fastest way to influence what gets written next: open a docs request describing what you tried to do and where the docs let you down.