SnapFlow
Welcome to the SnapFlow documentation
A complete, screen-by-screen manual for using SnapFlow — the AI-native DevOps agency that plans, executes, and verifies infrastructure work from a plain-language request.
SnapFlow is an AI-native DevOps agency in a browser tab. You describe what you want done, in plain English — a swarm of specialist AI agents plans it, checks it against your guardrails, and either runs it automatically or pauses to ask you first. Every change is verified against your real cloud, not just assumed to have worked.
This manual is a screen-by-screen guide to the SnapFlow product itself — every page, every button, every field, and every option you'll encounter as a user. It does not cover how SnapFlow is built internally; it only covers what you see and can do.
Getting started
Create an account, sign in, connect your cloud and GitHub, and try the no-login Sandbox demo.
Mission Control
The home screen — describe a goal, watch the swarm plan and execute it, and read the finished report.
Approvals & permission modes
How much autonomy you’ve given the swarm, and where you get asked before anything risky happens.
Triage & Gates
Everything waiting on a human decision, plus monitors, postmortems, and incident routing.
Swarm Intelligence
Your fleet of AI agents, their skills, the standing rules you give them, and the shared knowledge base.
Infrastructure & Targets
A live map of what SnapFlow manages, provider connections, environments, and the credential vault.
Forward-Deployed Engineer
Hand over an outcome instead of steering the steps — migrations, ongoing ownership of one of your servers, or a bespoke automation built for your stack.
Settings & Billing
AI provider setup, your credit balance and plan, your profile, and account cleanup tools.
Trust Center & Compliance
SnapFlow’s public security posture, plus the founder-only live compliance dashboard.
Glossary
Plain-English definitions of every SnapFlow-specific term used in this manual.
How to read this manual
Each page in the left-hand navigation corresponds to one area of the SnapFlow product. Inside each page, headings map directly to a screen, a tab, or a specific panel — so if you're looking at a screen in the app and want to know what a button does, search for its exact label using the search box at the top of this site (or press ⌘K / Ctrl K).
Wherever possible, this manual uses real, current screenshots taken directly from the live product. Screens that require a signed-in account with data in it (missions, tasks, agents, settings) are marked with a placeholder frame describing exactly what to capture — swap these in as the product evolves.
Who this is for
This is an end-user manual: it explains what you see on screen and what each control does. It intentionally leaves out anything about how SnapFlow is engineered underneath — databases, containers, internal services — since that's not something you need to know to operate the product.