Introduction

Welcome to the Fluxlix documentation. This guide covers everything you need to plan, build, and ship software using Fluxlix — from creating your first work item to automating entire development workflows with AI agents.

What is Fluxlix?

Fluxlix is an AI-powered development platform built for software teams. It combines a shared Kanban board with intelligent automation, letting your team plan work alongside AI agents that can write code, open pull requests, and respond to feedback — all within a single unified workspace.

Rather than switching between a project tracker, a chat tool, and a CI/CD pipeline, Fluxlix brings these together: your backlog, your agents, and your workflows live in one place.

Key Features

Kanban Board and Backlog Track work across epics, features, stories, tasks, and bugs. Each project has a customizable set of statuses so your board reflects exactly how your team works.

AI Agents Assign work items directly to AI agents. Agents autonomously plan, write code, run tests, commit changes, and open pull requests — then surface their progress back on the board.

Workflow Automation Build automation using a visual workflow editor with over 175 node types. Workflows can trigger on work item changes, incoming webhooks, schedules, or chat messages, and can coordinate multi-step processes across your repositories.

Conversations Chat with AI to plan features, decompose epics, ask questions about your codebase, or kick off workflows. Conversations are project-aware and can reference work items directly.

Multi-Tenant Organization Structure Fluxlix is organized into organizations, projects, and repositories. Teams can manage multiple projects under one organization, each with its own board, settings, and automations.

Who This Documentation Is For

This documentation is written for developers, engineering managers, and team leads who use Fluxlix to manage and automate software development. Whether you are setting up a new project, building a workflow, or exploring what AI agents can do for your team, you will find practical guidance here.

If you are just getting started, continue to the Quick Start guide.