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flowmind

v1.5.12

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Memory and workflow automation for MCP, Codex, and Claude Code. Reuse repeatable developer operations through skills and explicit feedback.

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Keywords

mcpmodel-context-protocolcodexclaude-codeai-agentdeveloper-toolscliworkflow-automationdeveloper-productivitymemory-layerskill-routinglog-analysiscode-reviewdevopsmcp-server

Readme

🧠 FlowMind

The AI Agent That Learns How You Work

Memory and workflow automation for MCP, Codex, and Claude Code.

License: MIT PRs Welcome npm version npm downloads

中文 | Quick Start | Demo | Detailed Guide | Integration | Changelog

Weekly downloads: 3,280

What It Is

FlowMind is a memory layer for repeatable developer workflows.

Use it when you already have tools and want a better execution surface:

  • Route recurring tasks through reusable skills
  • Capture explicit feedback and reuse it later
  • Run the same workflow from CLI, Codex, or MCP clients

Best-fit use cases today:

  • Log and trace investigation
  • Code review with fixed standards
  • Data validation and internal tool orchestration

Quick Start

npm install -g flowmind
flowmind doctor
flowmind skills
flowmind process --skill log-audit "query the latest error logs"

If you want Codex-friendly JSON output:

flowmind-codex skills
flowmind-codex --skill log-audit "查询 traceId abc123 的日志"

If you prefer npx:

npx flowmind@latest doctor
npx flowmind@latest skills

Why It Works

  • Skills provide a stable execution path instead of ad hoc prompts
  • Feedback becomes reusable state instead of chat history
  • CLI and MCP entrypoints make the workflow scriptable

A Real Example

flowmind process --skill log-audit "查询 traceId abc123 的日志"
flowmind "下次用表格格式"

On the next similar request, FlowMind can reuse that explicit formatting preference from local learning data.

Read By Goal

Why This Homepage Is Short

The npm package page works best as an entry page, not as the entire manual. Detailed usage modes, system explanation, and architecture notes now live in the linked docs.

Release Notes

Package release details are maintained outside the published README.

Contributing

PRs are welcome. Start with CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.