What's new in FlyDocs

What’s new

FlyDocs v1.0 marks the production launch of the cloud platform. Everything that was unlocked during the local beta now ships as a real, supported, generally available product — with cloud workspaces, the relay API, the web portal, and full PM integration ready for teams.

Highlights

• Cloud workspaces: configure skills, hooks, workflow rules, and provider connections once in the portal at app.flydocs.ai. Every developer’s CLI resolves the same configuration on the next session.
• Relay API: a provider-agnostic relay translates FlyDocs operations into Linear or Jira API calls. Encrypted provider credentials, decrypted only per-request.
• Web portal: organization and workspace management, member invitations, provider connections, repo scanning, API keys, billing.
• Linear and Jira integration: full coverage of issue lifecycle — create, transition, comment, label, milestone, and cycle operations — driven from inside the IDE.
• Multi-repo workspaces: sibling-repo topology with skills and scripts at the workspace root, per-repo configuration and context.
• Cross-platform AI tools: Cursor, Claude Code, Warp, Codex, and Windsurf supported. AGENTS.md compatibility for any other agent.
• Tiered pricing: Free (local), Solo ($15/mo), Team ($25/user/mo). See the pricing page for details.
• Stack and standards detection: stack detection generates project.md and service.json so every AI session starts grounded in the codebase.

Available now

• Cloud workspaces, relay API, and the web portal
• PM integration with Linear and Jira
• Multi-repo workspaces and team configuration
• Workspace invitations, member management, and per-org settings (Team tier)

Coming next

• Usage analytics and cost dashboards (Team tier)
• Additional PM providers: Trello, Notion, ClickUp, Asana
• See the roadmap for what we’re building next

Getting started

Sign up at app.flydocs.ai, or follow the Sign Up & Connect guide to walk through portal setup, provider connection, and CLI install.

What’s new

FlyDocs v0.5.0 marks the local beta release, the first publicly available version of the platform. Everything runs locally from files in your project with zero external dependencies.

Highlights

• Skills-first architecture: platform skills, community skills, and active skills that replace MCP servers. Loaded on demand, not all at once.
• Claude Code and Cursor support: skills, hooks, and context work out of the box in both editors. Windsurf support included.
• Workflow lifecycle: capture, refine, activate, implement, review, validate, and close issues without leaving your editor.
• Deterministic hooks: context injection, auto-formatting, and script approval fire automatically on every prompt and edit.
• Context graph: tracks decisions, sessions, and project knowledge. Every session picks up where the last one ended.
• Automatic stack detection: detects your frameworks, testing tools, and languages. Recommends skills based on what’s in your code.
• Guided setup: install the CLI, run it in your project, and /flydocs-setup walks you through everything. From install to building in minutes.

Getting started

Install FlyDocs and follow the Getting Started guide to set up your first project.