Quick Start

This guide walks you through the essential steps to get your team up and running on Fluxlix. Each step should take only a few minutes.

Step 1: Create an Organization

Sign in to Fluxlix and create your organization. Your organization is the top-level container for all your projects and team members. Give it the name of your company or team, then invite colleagues from the organization settings.

Step 2: Create a Project

Inside your organization, create a project. A project has its own Kanban board, backlog, workflow templates, and settings. Name the project after the product or initiative your team is working on, then configure the statuses that match your team's process (for example: Backlog, In Progress, In Review, Done).

Step 3: Add a Repository

Navigate to your project's settings and connect a Git repository. Fluxlix uses this connection to let AI agents clone code, create branches, commit changes, and open pull requests on your behalf. You can connect repositories hosted on GitHub or other supported providers.

Step 4: Create Your First Work Item

Open the backlog or board and create a new work item. Choose a type — for example, a task or story — give it a title and description, and set a priority. Work items are the core unit of work in Fluxlix; everything from AI agent assignments to workflow triggers centers on them.

Step 5: Run a Workflow

Attach a workflow template to your work item, or trigger one manually from the project's workflow panel. Workflows define the sequence of steps an AI agent or automation will follow — such as planning a solution, writing code, and opening a pull request. Once triggered, you can follow the agent's progress directly on the board.

You are now ready to start using Fluxlix. For a deeper understanding of the platform, continue to Key Concepts.