Guides

Task-shaped pages. Each one assumes you already know what Flow-Next is and answers “how do I do this well?”

Writing specs What belongs in a spec, the ready flag, how capture and interview divide the work, and the patterns that keep a team spec useful.

From prototype to spec Let something real answer the question first. The capture inputs, the fidelity rule, the evidence-first routes, and what happens to prototype code.

Customizing the spec scaffold One-time read: the template cascade, house style for criteria, and the four headings flowctl parses.

Tasks, dependencies & parallelism How a spec becomes an execution graph, what makes a good task, and when parallel workers are safe.

Review workflow The gates from plan to PR, what each one checks, and one symptom-to-fix table for when a review finds something.

Render lenses The opt-in HTML artifact mode: the spec lens for business review, the PR lens for diff review.

Model routing & steering Four named tiers, a routing block in your own instruction file, how each harness reaches a model, and the two layers of steering.

Discovery before capture When an idea is too big and too unclear to capture, resolve one decision at a time until it is briefable.

Live-app QA & driving UIs The live pass that drives the running app against the spec, and the driver ladder underneath it.

For teams Role map, ownership stances, spec ids across parallel creators, and the adoption ladder.

Cookbook Around 70 verified recipes: skip, prompt into, chain, parallelize, route, and dial autonomy.