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// Integrations

Connect Flux with everything.

Flux connects to your stack through two surfaces: a REST API for automation platforms and developer tools, and an MCP server for AI assistants. No vendor lock-in, no black-box connectors. Standard protocols, full control.

// Integrations
12 integrations
AI Tools
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Claude Desktop

Connect Claude Desktop to Flux via MCP. Manage boards, create cards, and move tasks using natural language from Claude.

MCP
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Cursor

Use Cursor IDE's MCP support to manage Flux boards without leaving your editor. Create cards, update statuses, and track work from your codebase.

MCP
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Windsurf

Connect Windsurf IDE to Flux via MCP. Manage project boards alongside your code with AI-powered commands.

MCP
Automation
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Zapier

Automate Flux workflows with Zapier. Create cards from form submissions, move cards on events, and connect Flux to thousands of apps.

REST API
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Make

Build multi-step automations between Flux and other services using Make scenarios. Create cards, sync data, and trigger workflows.

REST API
03

n8n

Self-hosted workflow automation with Flux. Use n8n HTTP nodes to create cards, update boards, and build custom pipelines.

REST API
Developer Tools
01

GitHub

Create Flux cards from GitHub issues and update card status on PR merge. Automate your development workflow with GitHub Actions and Flux API.

REST API
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GitLab

Sync GitLab issues and merge requests with Flux boards. Use GitLab CI/CD pipelines to update card status automatically.

REST API
03

Slack

Post Flux card updates to Slack channels. Get notified when cards move, are created, or reach completion.

REST API
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Discord

Send Flux board notifications to Discord channels. Keep your community or team informed about project progress.

REST API
Productivity
01

Google Calendar

Sync Flux card due dates with Google Calendar. See upcoming deadlines alongside your meetings and events.

REST API
02

Notion

Import Notion databases into Flux boards or sync data between both platforms. Migrate your project management to kanban.

REST API
// FAQ
03 questions
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Does Flux have native integrations with buttons and OAuth?

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Flux connects to third-party tools through two surfaces: a REST API with bearer token authentication, and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for AI tools. There are no native one-click integrations. You configure connections via API keys and standard HTTP requests, which gives you full control over what data flows where.

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What is the difference between MCP and REST API integrations?

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MCP integrations are for AI tools like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf. The MCP server exposes Flux operations as tools that AI assistants can call via natural language. REST API integrations use standard HTTP requests with bearer token authentication, suitable for automation platforms, developer tools, and custom scripts.

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How do I get a Flux API key?

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Sign in to Flux, go to Settings, and create an API key. Keys use a flux_ prefix and support granular scopes (read, write). Use the key as a Bearer token in the Authorization header of your HTTP requests. Full API documentation is available at /api-docs.

// Connect your stack

API-first. AI-ready.

REST API with bearer auth. MCP server for AI tools. Connect Flux to anything.