# Overview

## Run fl0w anywhere, anytime

Fl0w is your agent that **runs on your computer and in the cloud remotely, in the exact same way**.

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Fl0w automatically syncs the [MCPs, tools, and skills](/docs/how-it-works) you use locally on your computer 
with fl0w's cloud computer, so your workflows just work. No configs necessary. See [Adding MCP connectors](/docs/guides/mcp-connectors) to wire up Notion, Linear, and other tools.

Build AI automations locally (on your computer) or remotely (on your fl0w cloud computer). Then trigger your automation with a webhook, on a schedule, or through a form submission. See [Automating sessions](/docs/guides/automating-sessions) for the full trigger options, or start with the [Quickstart](/docs/quickstart).

That's all there is to it.

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## Your remote agent gets its own computer

You run applications on your *personal computer*, and you configure those apps and agents exactly how you like.

We want to bring you a *personal **remote** computer* ([why long-lived sandboxes beat short-lived ones](/blog/why-sandboxes)), where your always-on agents and automations are configured 
exactly as you like.

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Don't want to read AI session transcripts? **Read, write, upload, and download files to your personal remote computer** — the [Quickstart](/docs/quickstart#using-your-cloud-computer-workspace) walks through the workspace.

Want to close your laptop while running coding agents? **Clone your repos in your personal remote computer** with [Setting up codebases](/docs/guides/codebases).

For browser logins and form filling on local or remote Chrome, see [Browser use](/docs/guides/browser-use). Command-line setup and headless runs are in the [CLI reference](/docs/cli); interactive sessions use [TUI slash commands](/docs/slash-commands).

You use fl0w the way you personally like to work.