DOCUMENTATION · VERSION 1.2
Persistent Flow documentation
Everything Persistent Flow does, in the order you are likely to need it. New here? Start with What Persistent Flow is and Connect your assistant.
WHAT’S NEW IN 1.2 · 7 OCTOBER 2026
The agent team
- New: the agent team — choose role agents (CEO, Strategy, CTO, CFO, PM, UX/UI, Creative, Dev, QA, DevOps) that work in your GitHub repository and on your Linear board, with Persistent Flow as their shared memory and channel.
- New: an approval queue in the console. Agents propose pull requests, deploy plans, decisions and anything to publish; only an owner or admin decides.
- New: the
flow_teamassistant tool. - Changed: recording decisions, confirming possible decisions and answering conflict reviews are now for people only — an agent is told to propose instead.
Get started
What Persistent Flow is, how to connect it, and your first five minutes.
Everyday memory
Saving, finding, tracing and keeping memories accurate.
Teams and organisations
Workspaces, roles, the admin console and companies.
Decisions and governance
What was decided, by whom, from which source — and the trail that proves it.
Communal workspaces
Shared memory for parties who don’t fully trust each other — reviewed before it counts.
Sources and integrations
Channels that feed your Flow, assistant tools, and Salesforce.
Security and your data
Where data lives, how it is protected, and what you can take out or delete.
Reference
Every command, plans, terms and what changed.