Flowgear v2 Runtime – February 2026
Last week we announced, Flowgear v2 Runtime a reimagined build experience, augmented by agentic AI and backed by a new engine designed for high throughput and large payloads.
We will be rolling out a preview over the coming weeks, sharing updates, patterns and early learnings.
v2 Runtime Arrives Soon – December 2025
Eighteen months ago, we set out on a journey. We knew Flowgear needed a runtime built not just for today’s integrations, but for the next decade of scale, data growth, and AI-driven automation. So we rolled up our sleeves, tore down our assumptions, and started rebuilding, from the inside out. Today, we’re finally ready to bring you into the journey.
From Code to Flow – November 2025
Andrej Karpathy coined a new term in a tweet, “vibe coding.” It describes a way of working where you guide AI at a high level, let it build out the code, and simply see what shows up. No code review, no friction, just flow.
Model Context Protocol – October – 2025
If AI has taught us anything, it’s that context matters. Like humans, it needs fast access to relevant information. Our new search does a much better job of matching the intent of a search term to relevant content…
Think Copilot – September – 2025
One of the biggest challenges in bringing AI into business isn’t the AI itself, it’s the data. Unstructured information, like documents, is relatively straightforward to connect with AI assistants…
New Console going live, Smarter PDF automation – August – 2025
In a perfect world, every business would exchange data with customers, suppliers, and partners through APIs. But in reality, things are messier. Documents still show up as PDFs, and someone often ends up retyping that data into an ERP or another system…
Introducing the new Flowgear Console – July 2025
This edition spotlights our new Console, plus major connector updates including Ramp, Jira, and Snowflake – each built to simplify cross-platform automation and give your teams more control, speed, and visibility…