Introduction
What Flikk is and the two ways to build a flow.
Flikk runs flows. A flow is a graph of typed nodes joined by edges: each node runs one step, and the edge leaving it carries its output to the next node. A trigger node starts the flow when an event arrives, and the nodes downstream run in order along the edges.
Nodes come from integrations. Connect an integration such as Slack, Gmail, Stripe, or Linear, and its actions become nodes you place in a flow. A flow might listen for a Stripe payment, draft a receipt with an AI node, then post it to Slack. That graph is the flow.
Two ways to build
Visual canvas. Drag nodes onto the canvas and connect them with edges.
JSON through the API. Send a flow as JSON to POST /api/flows, with a graph of nodes and edges. See the API reference.
Both produce the same flow and run the same way, so a flow built on the canvas and a flow posted as JSON are interchangeable.