Agents that reason,
decide & act on their own.
Give an agent a goal and a system prompt, and it picks a model from 11 AI providers, decides which of your 848+ integrations to call as tools, and iterates until the job is actually done — all inside WordPress.
Give it a goal.
Watch it reason.
Every FlowMattic AI Agent runs the same loop: think, call a tool, read the result, decide what's next — until the task is actually finished.
11 providers,
one agent interface
Switch between leading AI providers without rebuilding your agent. Every provider supports tool calling, memory and structured output.
AWS BedrockBuilt to get things done
Not a chatbot — an agent that reasons about your data, calls real tools, and takes action.
Calls your own modules as tools
Every FlowMattic action can become a tool your agent decides to use — send emails, query a database, create a post, hit any API. Attach as many as the task needs from 848+ integrations.
Explore the platformRemembers context
Persist conversations across workflow runs with Window Buffer, FlowMattic Tables, or WordPress Options — your agent picks up where it left off, like a real team member.
MCP Server
FlowMattic's built-in MCP server exposes your workflows as tools any MCP-aware assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — can call directly.
Explore the MCP serverMCP Client
Your agent isn't limited to FlowMattic's own tools — it can call tools exposed by any external MCP server too, right from the same workflow.
Explore the MCP clientAutonomous & multi-step
The agent loops — think, call a tool, read the result, decide again — for up to 10 iterations, correcting course as it goes until the job is finished.
From a goal to a finished task
Give it a goal & a toolbox
Pick a provider, write a system prompt, and attach any of your 848+ integrations as tools — no branching logic to draw.
The agent decides the steps
It reasons about the goal, chooses which tools to call and in what order, and reads each result before deciding what to do next.
It runs — across any provider
The agent executes across any of 11 providers, iterates until done, and can recall the conversation on its next run.
Good questions, straight answers
FlowMattic supports 11 AI providers: OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), Google Gemini, Groq, Mistral AI, xAI (Grok), DeepSeek, Perplexity, OpenRouter, Straico, and AWS Bedrock. You can switch between providers without changing your workflow.
Tool calling lets your AI agent execute real actions — send emails, query databases, call APIs, and more. You attach FlowMattic integrations as tools, and the AI decides when and how to use them based on the conversation context. The agent can chain multiple tools in a single run.
AI agents can remember past conversations across workflow executions. Choose from three memory backends: Window Buffer (24-hour transient storage), FlowMattic Tables (permanent database storage with session tracking), or WordPress Options (simple persistent storage). Memory is tied to a unique session ID.
You can attach as many tools as needed from 848+ integrations. Each tool is a FlowMattic action — like "Send Gmail", "Create WordPress Post", or "Lookup Row Data". The AI agent reasons about which tools to call and in what order.
Yes. The agent runs in an iterative loop — it reasons, calls tools, observes results, and decides whether to continue or respond. It can iterate up to 10 times per execution, allowing it to handle complex multi-step tasks, recover from errors, and refine its approach automatically.
No. FlowMattic AI Agents are configured entirely through a visual interface — choose a provider, set a system prompt, attach tools, and configure memory. Everything works within the FlowMattic workflow builder with no code required.
FlowMattic itself does not charge per AI request. However, most AI providers charge for API usage based on tokens consumed. You connect your own API key from each provider, and costs are billed directly by them — not by FlowMattic.
Yes. Some providers like Groq and DeepSeek offer free tiers with generous rate limits, making them great for testing and low-volume use. Others like Google Gemini provide free credits to get started. Providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), and Mistral require a paid API plan.
Your first AI agent is
one workflow away.
Give it a goal, a toolbox and a provider — FlowMattic AI Agents handle the reasoning inside the WordPress site you already run. No coding required.