Introduction

Here you'll learn how to talk to Fluxer from code: build bots, wire up automations, and plug Fluxer into the rest of your stack. Beep boop!

We only document the public APIs that are meant for you to build on. Some endpoints are used internally by the Fluxer app and may change without notice, so they're not covered here. If you're curious, the whole project is open source — you can always dig through the code on GitHub and experiment on your own. Just keep in mind that internal APIs may break at any time, and we don't officially support them.

Getting Started

1. Create or log into your Fluxer account via the web app or desktop app.
2. Press the cogwheel in the bottom-left to open User Settings, then go to Developer Applications.
3. Create your first application, and generate a bot token.

Once you've got a bot token, you're ready to hit the Fluxer API. The Quickstart guide walks you through building a small bot end-to-end.

If you've used the Discord API before, you'll feel at home — Fluxer's API surface is intentionally similar (but not identical). For a quick primer on how Fluxer's API is structured, check out the API Reference.

Need Help?

Stuck on something or just want to bounce ideas around?

• Join the Fluxer Developers community
• Open a thread in our GitHub Discussions
• Or email us at developers@fluxer.app

The community is usually the quickest way to get eyes on a question, especially for code examples and debugging.

Stay Updated

For release notes, new features, and occasional behind-the-scenes updates:

• Follow us on Bluesky (@fluxer.app)
• Check the #announcements channel in the Fluxer Developers community

Happy coding!