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flock

Desktop app for building and running multi-agent AI workflows

Runs AI agents on your desktop that read files, execute shell commands, browse the web, and control sandboxed computers. Builds visual multi-step workflows with a drag-and-drop editor, scheduled cron tasks, and human approval checkpoints. Eliminates manual setup by supporting any API key and bundling ready-made skills for planning, coding discipline, and frontend design.

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npx skills add Onelevenvy/flock --all -g -y

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Gives AI coding agents the project architecture, build commands, and mandatory coding rules (commit format, i18n, component structure) to follow when working inside this repository.

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planning-with-files

Manage multi-step tasks with Markdown planning files and session recovery.

using-superpowers

Guide skill invocation and priority management in AI conversations.

karpathy

Apply coding principles emphasizing simplicity, clarity, and minimal changes.

skill-creator

Create, modify, and optimize AI skills with test cases and performance evaluation.

frontend-design

Design frontend interfaces with typography, color, motion, and spatial composition.

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How to install Flock?▼

Run `npx skills add Onelevenvy/flock --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all bundled skills globally.

What is Flock used for?▼

Flock is a desktop app that runs AI agents capable of editing files, running shell commands, browsing the web, and executing visual multi-step workflows inside safe sandboxes.

Which AI models does Flock support?▼

It works with any OpenAI-compatible API, plus Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, AWS Bedrock, and local models via Ollama — just paste your API key.

Can Flock run tasks automatically on a schedule?▼

Yes. It includes a built-in cron scheduler so agents can run workflows unattended, such as daily reports or file aggregation.

Is Flock safe for running risky commands?▼

Yes. Risky code runs inside isolated sandbox containers, and critical actions require your explicit approval before execution.