Flow Engineering

From a design change to a verified baseline

Flow Engineering gives hardware teams a shared record of requirements and the evidence that a design meets them. It connects specifications to CAD, simulations, software and tests in a dependency graph. When an engineer changes a connected asset, systems engineering agents examine the downstream effects, flag conflicts and identify failed requirements or missing verification. This helps engineers judge a change across the whole product rather than tracking its consequences through spreadsheets and disconnected tools.

Teams can propose a change in a branch, review its differences and impact, then merge it into an agreed baseline. Integrations with tools such as GitHub and SharePoint bring existing engineering work into that review process. Flow says its agents are already deployed in hardware programs at Rivian, Anduril, Joby and Stoke Space. Its next development work includes a broader AI engineering harness and additional review and evaluation capabilities; pursuing FedRAMP authorization is a future plan.