New to Flow? Start with Overview.
- Start here: how Flow works, and getting it running
- Doing the work: tickets, and how the agent works through them
- Getting better: how Flow learns from each session
- Making it yours: settings, skills, and what Claude Code already does
- Reference: every command, setting, skill and file, to look up
- Overview: one piece of work from idea to reviewed code, how it carries across sessions, and what Flow adds to Claude Code
- Walkthroughs: every kind of work walked start to finish, from a whole new project to a dependency bump
- Install: put Flow on your computer, update it, and take it off
- New project: set a project up with
flow init, and choose where its tickets live - Sync between computers: your Flow home, how
flow synccarries it to your other computers, and moving uncommitted code
- Tickets: what a ticket holds, its types and statuses, and how tickets wait on each other
- Phases: the 4 skills that work on a ticket, which to pick, and what each leaves behind
- Sessions: what Flow does while a session runs, and how work carries over to the next one
- Subagents: the helper agents Flow starts, and how it proves what each one changed
- Safety: what runs without asking, what always asks, and what never runs
- Learning: how a lesson from one session changes the next, and the records Flow keeps of what went wrong
- Rule checks: the scripts that test each edit against a rule, and the scorecard that counts them
- Configure: settings and which file wins, skills on and off, overlays, and rules
- Extend: your own skill, a skill repository, a plugin or an MCP server
- Claude Code features: what Claude Code already does, and where it surprises people