Quick Start Guide

Welcome to Fluo! 🚀
This guide will help you get started by creating your first Agent, powered by a Knowledge Base (KB) and a Context Bucket.

By the end of this guide, you'll have an Agent running inside the Editor, ready to answer questions using your own data.

1
Sign Up & Log In
  1. Visit the Fluo Platform.
  2. Sign up with your email and password, or log in if you already have an account.
  3. Once logged in, create or open a Project.
    • Each Project can have its own Agents, Knowledge Bases, and Context Buckets.
2
Create a Knowledge Base (KB)

A Knowledge Base stores structured information and files your Agent can reference.

  1. Go to your project's Knowledge section:
https://platform.fluo.one/projects/{project-id}/knowledge
  1. Click “New Knowledge Base”.
  2. Give it a name (e.g., Company Docs).
  3. Add documents or files (PDFs, text, etc.) that your Agent should learn from.
  4. Save the KB.

âś… You now have a searchable Knowledge Base that can power your Agent.

3
Create a Context Bucket

A Context Bucket provides dynamic, situation-specific information to your Agent.
Think of it as short-term memory that can be swapped depending on the conversation.

  1. Go to your project's Contexts section:
https://platform.fluo.one/projects/{project-id}/contexts
  1. Click “New Context Bucket”.
  2. Give it a name (e.g., Support Chat Context).
  3. Add snippets of text, rules, or guidelines (e.g., “Be polite and concise”).
  4. Save the Context.

âś… You now have a Context Bucket that defines tone, rules, or temporary information.

4
Create Your First Agent

Agents are the brains that combine Knowledge Bases and Context Buckets.

  1. Go to your project's Agents section:
https://platform.fluo.one/projects/{project-id}/agents
  1. Click “New Agent”.
  2. Give your Agent a name (e.g., SupportBot).
  3. Open the Agent in the Editor by clicking “Open in Editor”.
  • The Editor is a visual canvas for connecting Knowledge, Context, and logic nodes.
5
Connect Everything in the Editor
  1. In the Editor, you'll see your new Agent node.
  2. Add:
  • A Knowledge Base Node → Select the KB you created earlier.
  • A Context Bucket Node → Select the Context you created earlier.
  1. Connect the KB and Context nodes to your Agent node.
  2. Save your Agent configuration.

âś… Your Agent is now wired up with both long-term knowledge and short-term context.

6
Test Your Agent
  1. From the Agent page, click “Chat” or “Run Agent”.
  2. Ask it a question that uses both:
  • Information from your Knowledge Base.
  • Rules or tone from your Context Bucket.

Example:

  • KB contains company policy docs.
  • Context says “Answer like a friendly support agent.”
  • Ask: “What's the refund policy?”
  • Your Agent should answer correctly and in the tone you defined. 🎉

🎯 You're All Set!

You've successfully:

  • Signed up for Fluo.
  • Created a Knowledge Base.
  • Created a Context Bucket.
  • Built and wired your first Agent in the Editor.

Next steps:

  • Explore Integrations to connect your Agent with external apps.
  • Experiment with Facets to add advanced behaviors.
  • Scale your setup with multiple Agents for different workflows.