Changelog

Stay up to date with the latest features, improvements, and bug fixes in Fluxlix.

v1.1.0

Latest Experimental

March 2026

Environment Agent System

A new pull-based remote command execution system. Install lightweight agent daemons on servers, define actions as YAML scripts, and dispatch jobs from workflows or the UI. Agents only make outbound connections — no firewall rules needed.

  • Environment management with org-level and project-level scoping, agent pools, and encrypted secret vault
  • YAML action editor with syntax highlighting, line numbers, auto-indent, autocomplete, templates, and AI assistance
  • 6 new workflow nodes: list_environments, get_environment, list_env_actions, get_env_action, run_env_action, run_env_command
  • 4 new schema types: environment, envAgent, envPool, envAction — available in struct nodes
  • One-line agent install via curl with systemd service, auto-update support, and per-step output reporting
  • Job history with paginated table, filters, re-run, and expandable per-step stdout/stderr output viewer
  • Manual trigger, webhook trigger, and workflow trigger support for actions

v1.0.0

February 2026

Fluxlix v1.0 — Production Release

The first production release of Fluxlix — a complete AI-powered development platform built from the ground up. Self-hosted, visual, and designed for teams that want AI agents writing code while humans manage the board.

  • 175+ visual workflow nodes across 6 categories: triggers, AI & code, logic, git & repos, control flow, work items & data
  • Visual drag-and-drop workflow builder with Blueprint-style type-safe data flow
  • Dual-engine workflow execution: orchestrator (task-side) + runtime (Docker workers)
  • Autonomous AI agents powered by Claude Code with real-time WebSocket progress
  • Conversation workflows: chat-driven planning, decomposition, and AI interaction
  • Kanban board with full work item hierarchy: epics, features, stories, tasks, bugs
  • Multi-repository support with branch management and git operations
  • 13 microservices architecture: auth, org, project, task, workflow, orchestrator, runtime, WebSocket gateway, backend worker, admin, license
  • Ed25519 cryptographic license system with tier-encoded resource limits
  • SSO/SAML integration for Business and Enterprise tiers
  • Schema registry for custom data types and workflow variables
  • Functions and macros: reusable workflow sub-graphs
  • Role-based access control across organizations and projects
  • Real-time collaboration via WebSocket with live agent monitoring