Suites

A Suite is a branded, shareable bundle of Flows and Agents. Instead of sending your users a list of individual links, you give them one URL that opens a polished mini-app - a menu of related Flows and Agents that all share the same look, the same context, and the same personalization.

Suites are how a collection of standalone Flows and Agents starts to feel like a product.

When to use a Suite

A single Flow is great for solving one problem in one place. But as your library grows, you will often find that a few Flows (or Agents) belong together - and that presenting them as a group makes them more useful than any one on its own.

Reach for a Suite when:

• You have two or more related Flows that solve different steps of the same job (drafting, editing, repurposing).
• You want a single share link instead of asking users to bookmark several Flows.
• You want every Flow to use the same context about the user (their brand voice, industry, audience) without making them re-enter it each time.
• You want to brand the experience so it feels like your product, not a generic form.
• You want to monetize or rate-limit access, with credits tracked across the whole bundle.

If you only have one Flow, a standalone Flow is usually enough. The moment you have a second one that belongs in the same world, a Suite starts to pay off.

Flows and Suites are not mutually exclusive. A Flow can live on its own, inside a Suite, or in several Suites at the same time - it is the same underlying Flow either way. Suites can hold Agents alongside Flows too, so a single menu can mix guideline-driven Agents with your step-by-step Flows.

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The end-user experience

When someone opens your Suite link, here is what they see:

1. A landing screen with your logo, title, and description - the front door of the Suite.
2. A menu of Flows and Agents, each shown as a card with its name and a short description, in the order you chose.
3. A personalization step where they fill in any fields you set up (brand voice, audience, etc.). They only do this once, and every Flow reuses the answers.
4. The Flow itself - whichever one they pick opens directly inside the Suite, with your branding intact.
5. Easy switching - they can jump between Flows without leaving the Suite or losing their personalization.

[Screenshot: A live Suite open in the browser, showing the Flow menu and personalization sidebar]

The whole experience is designed so your users never feel like they have left your world.

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The pieces that make a Suite

A Suite is more than a list of Flows. These are the building blocks you can configure:

• Title and description - The first thing users see. Make it clear what the Suite is for and who it is built for.
• Logo - Upload your own logo to brand the experience. This shows up on the landing screen and in the header while users are inside.
• Flows and Agents - Add any of your published Flows or Agents, set the order they appear in, and assign credits per run.
• Personalization fields - Custom fields (text, dropdown, etc.) that users fill out once and every Flow reuses as context.
• Theme - Suites inherit your organization's theme automatically, so colors, typography, and spacing match the rest of your brand.
• Sharing and embedding - Get a public link, or drop the Suite into your own website with an iframe. For monetized or gated access, offer it through a Storefront (beta) instead.
• Status - Control visibility with Draft (private), Active (public), or Archived (hidden but preserved).

Examples to spark ideas

Suites work in almost any context. A few starting points:

• Marketing bundle - A blog post writer, social caption generator, and email drafter under one branded Suite.
• Customer support pack - A FAQ chatbot, ticket summarizer, and reply drafter for your support team.
• Internal productivity kit - Meeting note summarizer, report generator, and brainstorming assistant for your whole org.
• Client deliverable - A custom-branded Suite built for a specific client, tailored to their business.
• Course or community add-on - A set of AI helpers offered alongside a course, newsletter, or membership.

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