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Schema for Flows is for developers and agents that need to work with websites. A Flow describes a site’s capabilities, exposes functions your agent can call, and returns typed results.

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What is a Flow?

A Flow brings together:
  • Context: what the site does and when to use it.
  • Functions: the actions you can request and the inputs they accept.
  • Information: the data you can read and the shape of the result.
Flows run against live websites and adapt as those sites change. Inputs can be structured arguments or plain-English requests, depending on the function. Outputs are typed.

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A typical workflow

  1. Choose the Flow for the website you need.
  2. Read its context and function definitions.
  3. Supply the required arguments and, where needed, connect a signed-in account.
  4. Call a function.
  5. Use the returned data, or handle the shared error response.
For example, a flight workflow might search for itineraries, inspect a selected fare, and track its price. The available operations depend on the Flow.

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Access and availability

Schema for Flows is on the waitlist. Request access.
The public platform preview uses sample data. Its function names, SDK snippets, and responses illustrate the product; they are not a published API contract.
Continue with the quickstart.