Floxar documentation
Guides for running work in Floxar, authoring good flows, and connecting your own AI clients and agents.
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ConceptsWhat is Floxar? Bits, flows, trails, and referencesFloxar is a platform for turning your team's processes into interactive, step-by-step workflows. Instead of writing a procedure into a static document that people read once and set aside, you build it as a guided experience: a person follows the process one step at a time, records their answers and decisions as they go, and Floxar keeps a complete record of every run.How-toRunning and tracking trailsA trail is the record of one run through a flow: which steps were visited, in what order, what was entered at each step, and what happened to the run along the way.IntegrationsConnecting an AI client to FloxarFloxar has a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so you can work in Floxar from your own AI client: find and read your flows, steps, references and trails, run trails, and create or edit flows.
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Integrations
Connect your AI client over MCP, or register an agent that works on its own.
All 12 articles →Concepts
What Floxar is, how the app is laid out, and how an account is organized.
- What is Floxar? Bits, flows, trails, and references
- Navigating Floxar: the main areas of the app
- Organizations, groups, and scopes: how a Floxar account is organized
Authoring craft
How to write flows, bits and references that people can follow and trust.
All 3 articles →AI features
Ask questions with the AI Assistant and draft flows with the Flow Designer.
All 2 articles →These docs are also available to AI tools: llms.txt (an index) and llms-full.txt (every article in one file). Every article also has a markdown version at its address with .md in place of the trailing slash, for example /concepts/what-is-floxar.md.