Artiflow
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Visual documents for agent work

See the plan.
Understand the work.

Artiflow turns agent-authored plans, summaries, reviews, and explanations into focused visual Artifacts — with diagrams, callouts, timelines, and durable Revision history.

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Why Artiflow

Agent output, made legible

Agent-authored

Invoke the Artiflow Skill when a plan, review, or report deserves a clearer visual form. Your agent authors one self-contained Artifact Source.

Validated publishing

Every publication is validated and smoke-rendered before it is committed atomically. Invalid Artifact Source never reaches readers.

Durable Revisions

Artifacts live at stable URLs with an immutable Revision history, so a plan and its evolution stay reviewable forever.

Built to be read

Diagrams, callouts, timelines, comparisons, and stat grids turn dense agent output into documents people actually read.

How it works

From prompt to published document

You keep working with your agent the way you already do. Artiflow gives its most important output a permanent, visual home.

  1. 01

    Author

    Ask your agent for a plan, review, or explanation and invoke the Artiflow Skill. It authors one self-contained visual document.

  2. 02

    Publish

    The CLI validates and smoke-renders Artifact Source, then commits it atomically as a new Artifact or Revision.

  3. 03

    Read

    Open the stable Artifact URL — table of contents, diagrams, and the full Revision history, ready to share.

Getting started

Set up in three commands

Run the steps yourself — or copy the prompt on the right and let your agent do the whole setup for you.

  1. 1

    Install the CLI

    The CLI validates, smoke-renders, and publishes Artifact Source against your local Artiflow.

    $npm install -g artiflow
  2. 2

    Install the agent Skill

    Adds the explicit-only Artiflow Skill to this project. Append --global to make it available across projects.

    $npx skills add https://github.com/endalk200/artiflow
  3. 3

    Create a Project

    Creates a Project and writes .artiflow/project.json so publications land in the right place.

    $artiflow project create "My project"

Ready when your agent is.

Create a project and publish your first visual Artifact.

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Artiflow — visual documents for agent work.

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