Quickstart
Get oriented in five minutes — pick the right entry point into the FluxonLab platform.
There is no single “install FluxonLab” step — the platform is a set of products that each stand on their own. This quickstart helps you pick the right entry point.
1. Choose where to start
| You want to… | Start with |
|---|---|
| Add curated agent skills to your AI coding tools | Skillry — live, open source |
| Turn a rough goal into a model-ready prompt | Prompt Studio — Fluxie Prompt Engineer is live |
| Read reviewed notes on AI systems and product engineering | Blog — live at /blog |
| Get a custom AI system or website built for your business | Services and a free demo request — live |
| Browse ready-made automation workflows | FlowHub — live at initial launch; Canvas/Studio and the full AI Assistant follow later |
| Explore focused AI tools in the browser | Labs — coming soon |
2. Use what is live, watch what is coming
Live products work today without a waitlist. For Skillry:
npx skillry initComing-soon products are previewed honestly on the site — they have no signup wall and no fake door. See Status and access for the exact label meanings, and the Products overview for the full roster.
3. Read the product guide
Every product in the roster has a page under Products in the sidebar; the shared surfaces (Labs, Prompt Studio, FlowHub, Blog, the site itself) live under Platform surfaces. Read the relevant guide before your first real run — many FluxonLab workflows are approval-gated by design, and the guide explains what that means for you.
Next steps
- New to the platform shape? Read the Platform overview.
- Curious about the account and credit model? Read FluxCore.
- Working with generated media? Read Media and prompt rules.
- Want to know how we work? See Engineering principles.