Flue is a TypeScript framework for building the next generation of agents
Flue is a TypeScript framework designed for building advanced autonomous agents by combining models with a programmable harness. It supports complex workflows, from simple chatbots to full coding platforms, with built-in or remote sandbox environments. Agents can be deployed as HTTP servers or run directly from the CLI for local or CI tasks.
- ▪Flue enables the creation of powerful agents by combining models with a programmable harness.
- ▪The framework supports both built-in zero-config virtual sandboxes and remote sandbox integrations.
- ▪Agents built with Flue can be bundled into HTTP servers for deployment anywhere.
- ▪Users can run Flue agents directly from the CLI, making them suitable for local tasks and CI workflows.
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Agent = Model + Harness It's the architecture that makes coding agents like Claude Code and Codex so powerful. They can plan, gather context, write files, spawn subagents, adopt roles, and problem-solve. These agents are more than just chatbots. Why isnt every agent built like this? Flue is a framework for the next generation of agents. Flue's programmable agent harness is able to represent any autonomous agent or workflow, from simple chatbots to entire coding platforms. Connect your favorite remote sandbox, or use our built-in zero-config virtual sandbox to give your agent a place to work through any task. When you're ready to ship, Flue bundles your agents into an HTTP server that you can deploy anywhere.
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