Reflow docs
Start a useful check
Section titled “Start a useful check”Get started connects your agent to Reflow. Agents start here covers installation, sign-in, target selection and the first flow in detail.
Choose where tests are saved to try Reflow without adding test files to Git, change your team default, or move existing tests later. Edit application knowledge through shared revisions and temporary files without maintaining a second corpus.
Connect your application
Section titled “Connect your application”Choose a plugin for each part of the journey:
- Browser: page interactions and screenshots.
- LocalBash: commands and files on your machine.
- PostgreSQL: database rows and setup writes.
- DockerUbuntu: commands inside an existing Ubuntu container.
- Mailbox: named inboxes, codes and magic links.
Each page includes connection settings, a flow example, commands and evidence behavior. Writing plugins covers custom commands.
Write and run flows
Section titled “Write and run flows”Write a flow explains Markdown steps, inputs and values passed between flows. The RFL reference covers syntax and bindings. Use test accounts and shared data for stable identities and explicit resets, and GitHub Actions to run checks in CI.
Review changes
Section titled “Review changes”Snapshots and review explains evidence from different plugins. Repair and rerun covers failed checks, changed inputs and fresh evidence. The MCP reference and API and tokens document integrations.