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What is FLUJO?

FLUJO is an open-source platform that bridges workflow orchestration, Model Context Protocol (MCP), and AI tool integration. It runs locally via a web interface or as an Electron desktop application, providing a unified interface for managing AI models, MCP servers, and complex workflows.

How to use FLUJO?

Install Node.js (v18+), clone the repository, run npm install, then npm run dev for development or npm run build && npm start for production. Docker is also supported. After launching, set up API keys in Settings, add models on the Models page, install MCP servers, create workflows on the Flows page, and interact via the Chat interface.

Key features of FLUJO

• Secure encrypted storage for API keys and environment variables
• Multiple AI model configurations with pre‑defined prompts
• MCP server installation from GitHub, filesystem, or Docker
• Visual flow builder for creating and connecting workflow nodes
• Chat interface with flow interaction, file attachments, and audio transcription
• OpenAI compatible endpoint for external tool integration

Use cases of FLUJO

• Centralized management of AI models and MCP servers in one local platform
• Building and running multi‑step workflows that chain different AI models and tools
• Using FLUJO as a backend for AI applications via its OpenAI‑compatible endpoint
• Securely storing and reusing API keys across the entire application

FAQ from FLUJO

What is FLUJO and how is it different from other MCP clients?

FLUJO is an open‑source platform that integrates workflow orchestration, MCP servers, and AI models locally with a visual flow builder and centralized credential storage, unlike simpler MCP clients.

What platforms and models does FLUJO support?

FLUJO runs on any system with Node.js (v18+) as a web application or Electron desktop app. It supports AI providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and local models via Ollama.

Does FLUJO support MCP servers?

Yes, FLUJO provides comprehensive MCP server integration including installation, management, tool inspection, environment variable binding, and Docker‑based servers.

What is the licensing and pricing of FLUJO?

FLUJO is open‑source under the MIT License and free to use.

Are there any known limitations or security notes?

FLUJO is an early preview with extensive logging that may expose encrypted API keys in terminal output. File and audio processing are currently listed as “really bad” and will be improved.