Flowtly Developer Platform

API & Multi-Agent Coordination

Build. Integrate. Automate. Connect to Flowtly through our public API and plug agents into MCP for secure, AI-driven workflows.

Public API — connect, extend, scale

Access Flowtly programmatically

Integrate Flowtly with your stack and automate actions across projects, teams, invoicing, HR, and more.

What you can do

  • Sync data between Flowtly and CRM, accounting, or HR tools.
  • Trigger workflows from Flowtly events—like webhooks when work completes.
  • Build dashboards, reports, or extensions for teams and clients.

Features

  • Modern REST design, JSON payloads
  • OAuth or API key auth
  • Versioned, stable endpoints
  • Fully documented with examples
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MCP — Multi-Agent Coordination Platform

Bring autonomous agents into Flowtly

Securely connect assistants, bots, or custom AI modules so they can read, write, and act contextually inside Flowtly.

Why MCP

  • Coordinate AI actions across tasks, data, and teams.
  • Build assistants that manage tasks, summarize updates, or trigger workflows.
  • Automate complex flows with context-aware agents.

Example use cases

  • An agent turns meeting notes into project tasks.
  • A virtual assistant monitors invoices and alerts finance.
  • A bot updates time logs from calendar events and posts status summaries.
Explore the MCP server

Docs, sample agents, and support included.

Pick a starting point

Choose the resource that fits your workflow—whether you’re planning an integration, reviewing changes, or learning best practices.

Guide your team through Flowtly

Keep everyone aligned—architects, admins, and support teams—so launches stay predictable.

  1. 1

    Scope the integration surface

    Scan API categories and MCP concepts to confirm the entities you need.

  2. 2

    Pull the artifacts you need

    Download the OpenAPI schema and bookmark the latest release notes.

  3. 3

    Prototype and test safely

    Use sandbox credentials, recipes, and tutorials to validate flows end to end.

  4. 4

    Roll out with guardrails

    Follow best practices for auth, retries, and migrations before going live.

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