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Getting Started with Flow Master

Welcome to Flow Master! This guide will help you get up and running with automation in minutes.

Table of Contents

First Launch

1. Initial Setup

When you first launch Flow Master, you'll be guided through a quick setup process:

  1. Welcome Screen: Introduction to Flow Master's capabilities
  2. Permissions Setup: Grant necessary system permissions for automation
  3. License Activation: Enter your license key or start trial
  4. Configuration: Basic settings and preferences

2. Required Permissions

Flow Master needs specific permissions to automate applications:

macOS

  • Accessibility: Allow Flow Master to control your computer
  • Screen Recording: Enable screenshot capture for component detection
  • Input Monitoring: Allow keyboard and mouse simulation

Windows

  • Administrator Rights: Some automation features require elevated permissions
  • Windows Defender: Add Flow Master to exclusions if needed

Linux

  • X11 Dependencies: Install required packages (xdotool, xwininfo)
  • Input Groups: Add user to input groups for automation access

Understanding the Interface

The Flow Master interface consists of five main sections:

  1. Dashboard: Overview of recent flows and system status
  2. Components: Manage and capture UI elements for automation
  3. Flows: Create and edit automation workflows
  4. Settings: Configure application preferences and automation settings
  5. License: Manage your license and subscription

Key Features

  • Visual Flow Editor: Drag-and-drop interface for creating automations
  • Component Library: Organized collection of captured UI elements
  • Real-time Monitoring: Live feedback during automation execution
  • Global Hotkeys: Quick access to flows and controls

Basic Workflow

1. Capture a Component

Components are UI elements that Flow Master can recognize and interact with:

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2. Create a Flow

Flows are sequences of actions using your captured components:

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3. Execute Automation

Run your automation manually or schedule it:

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Next Steps

Now that you understand the basics, explore these advanced features:

Common Issues

Component Not Found

  • Ensure target application is visible and in foreground
  • Check component matching threshold in settings
  • Recapture component if UI has changed

Automation Too Fast/Slow

  • Adjust delay settings between actions
  • Use wait conditions instead of fixed delays
  • Configure timing in Settings > Automation

Permission Errors

  • Verify all required permissions are granted
  • Restart Flow Master after permission changes
  • Run as administrator on Windows if needed

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