Solutions

Tuned for your workload.

Flow AI is one managed system with one objective — the most completed work per dollar — but the way it helps depends on what you run. Here's how it shows up for the workloads we're engineered for.

Building an agent harness? Start with the agent-builder page — including our MCP server so your agent can query live model prices itself.

Coding agents

The cheapest model that lands the accepted edit

Coding agents fail loudly when a model narrates a diff instead of producing one. Flow scores each model on whether the edit is accepted — per coding task — and settles every agent on the cheapest one that actually ships working code.

  • Scored on accepted edits, not tokens
  • Per-agent tiering across your fleet
  • Drop-in for Kilo Code, OpenCode, Codex clients
Autonomous agent fleets

Run hundreds of agents without subsidizing failures

Flagship proof: Paperclip runs a real autonomous fleet on Flow. Every agent finds its own cheapest viable model and re-tunes as work changes — light agents stay cheap, heavy ones escalate only as far as they must.

  • Per-agent cheapest-viable model
  • Automatic escalation on failure
  • Continuous re-tuning as tasks drift
RAG & retrieval

Cheap generation where it's fine, quality where it counts

Most RAG calls don't need a top-tier model — but some do. Flow measures completion per request and routes the routine ones to cheap supply while escalating the hard ones, so your answer quality holds and your bill drops.

  • Completion floor protects answer quality
  • Prompt-cache-aware billing for templated context
  • Content-free — your retrieved data is never read
Connected-plan teams

Make your existing subscriptions go further

Already paying for provider subscriptions? Bring your keys. Flow uses your capacity when a task suits it and routes the rest elsewhere to preserve your quota — and you can share spare capacity into the Hive and earn.

  • Your keys, scoped to your account
  • Quota-preserving routing
  • Share spare capacity, never your data

Point your harness at Flow.

One base URL, no code changes. Completion-aware routing does the rest.