Flux

Flux Flow ​

Flux Flow is a collection of declarative building blocks for displaying node based flows: automations, pipelines, decision trees and agent workflows. You compose a flow from plain Vue markup, positioning cards on a pannable canvas and wiring them together with connectors, without reaching for a heavyweight graph library.

The toolkit is display oriented. A full editor (dragging nodes, drawing connections) is intentionally out of scope, but the primitives are shaped so an editor can be layered on top later.

New Campaign Request
Starts automatically when a marketing campaign brief is submitted.
Webhook
Analyze Market
Collects competitor insights and analyzes market trends.
Opus 4.8
394 tokens
Draft Content
Generates campaign copy variations from the strategy brief.
Opus 4.8
512 tokens
Send Campaign
Delivers the finished campaign to the marketing distribution list.
Email

Highlights ​

  • Declarative. Write nodes and connectors as Vue markup; connectors reference nodes by id, so cards stay free of wiring props.
  • Opinionated cards. A base FluxFlowCard plus Trigger, Condition and Action variants give you a Flux styled node surface in a single line, always headed by its type icon.
  • Small nodes too. A FluxFlowPill heads a flow with a single named trigger, a FluxFlowTerminal opens and closes it, a FluxFlowStep marks the steps running down its trunk, a FluxFlowJunction knots lines together and a FluxFlowNote annotates the canvas.
  • Named branches. A FluxFlowPort marks a point inside a card, so the branches of a condition leave it at the outcome they belong to, and a FluxFlowGate says out loud whether they meet on and, or or xor.
  • Layout that is not yours to do by hand. A FluxFlowChain places a run of steps and wires it up, a FluxFlowGraph does the same for a flow that forks and merges, useFlowLayout turns a branching graph into coordinates, and a FluxFlowGroup or a FluxFlowLane frames the part of the canvas that belongs together.
  • Runnable. Connectors accept a progress-color and progress-value, so you can visualize a flow while it runs.
  • Read only viewport. Drag to pan, ctrl/cmd + scroll to zoom, and the canvas fits its content on mount.
  • Controls that stay put. A FluxFlowPanel pins anything to a corner of the viewport, FluxFlowControls puts the zoom and fullscreen buttons there, and a FluxFlowMinimap maps the whole flow with the viewport drawn on it.

Head straight for Examples to see complete flows, or start with Flow for the canvas itself.