Questions
Direct answers. If something is not listed here, it is probably not a feature yet.
Do I need API keys?
Yes. ClaveFlux does not host language models. You add keys for the providers you use. Those keys are stored encrypted. An AI node will not run until a matching key exists in Settings.
Which providers can I use?
The catalog includes OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Perplexity, Groq, Mistral, Cohere, and Together. You only enable the ones you have keys for. ClaveFlux does not sell tokens.
Is this a no-code tool?
The editor is visual. You still write prompts, map fields, and decide how nodes connect. You do not write YAML to run a flow. You also do not get a product that hides the graph behind a single chat box.
Does ClaveFlux run models for me?
No. Calls go to the provider you configured, using your key. You pay that provider on their terms. Pause, resume, and logs are about your jobs in this app, not a shared model farm.
What can I use as input data?
You can upload a CSV or connect Google Sheets after OAuth. Rows can feed a workflow or serve as the examples an eval walks through. Sheets sync is optional. CSV works without Google.
What is an eval?
An eval runs a workflow over a table of examples and records scores. A judge is a prompt and model you configure. A number on a mock screenshot is not a published accuracy claim.
Who is it for?
People in ops and similar roles who already think in steps: pull data, call a model, write the result somewhere. It is a working product you can sign up for, not a hosted model marketplace.
More on the product itself: About ClaveFlux.