Build custom flows in minutes with the Flow Creator agent

GitLab 19.3 introduces Flow Creator, an agent in the GitLab Duo Agent Platform that allows users to create runnable Custom Flow definitions by describing automations in plain language rather than learning the Flow Registry YAML schema. The feature is intended to let people with operational knowledge, such as security analysts and planning leads, automate processes like vulnerability triage or work-item transitions without requiring schema expertise. Flow Creator asks clarifying questions when details such as project scope or approval requirements are unclear, and it consults current Flow Registry documentation, applies rules based on common failures, and performs a checklist before generating YAML. Security and governance controls remain in place through scoped service accounts, role-based flow enablement requiring Maintainer access or higher, and administrative options to disable Custom Flows. Users can paste generated definitions into GitLab’s configuration editor, set visibility and triggers, and register or enable flows; the capability is available through GitLab Duo Agent Platform, including trials, Free-tier signup options, and eligible Premium or Ultimate subscriptions.

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