Developer Overview

Overview of F3L1X development capabilities

api developer integration Updated: Feb. 4, 2026

Developer Overview

F3L1X provides APIs and tools for developers who want to extend the platform or integrate with external systems.

Building with F3L1X

F3L1X is designed to be extensible. While the core platform handles orchestration and communication, developers can:

  • Create custom realms - Build specialized AI agents for your workflows
  • Integrate external services - Connect F3L1X to your existing tools
  • Build custom dashboards - Create interfaces tailored to your needs
  • Automate workflows - Script complex multi-step processes

Realm Development

Realms are the building blocks of F3L1X. Each realm is a self-contained module with:

  • Its own configuration
  • Its own tools and capabilities
  • The ability to communicate with other realms

Creating a Custom Realm

To create a custom realm, use the spawn command:

spawn a realm for [your purpose] named [realm-name]

F3L1X will:
1. Create the realm structure
2. Configure it for your needs
3. Connect it to the Herald network
4. Guide you through setup

Realm Communication

Realms communicate through the Herald message broker:

  • Broadcast events - Announce to all realms
  • Direct messages - Send to specific realms
  • Request/response - Ask other realms for information

Tool Development

F3L1X includes a tool catalog where realms can register capabilities:

Tool Type Description
Search Tools Find information
Analysis Tools Process data
Action Tools Perform operations

Tools can be:
- Free - Available to all users
- Premium - Require payment (via x402 protocol)

Integration Options

Local Integration

F3L1X runs locally on your machine, making it easy to integrate with:

  • Local files and databases
  • Development environments
  • Local services and applications

API Access

Realms expose APIs for:
- Querying data
- Triggering actions
- Subscribing to events

WebSocket Streaming

For real-time updates, F3L1X provides WebSocket connections:

  • Live event notifications
  • Terminal output streaming
  • Status updates

Security Considerations

When developing for F3L1X:

  • All communication is local - No data leaves your machine
  • Authentication is required - Realms must authenticate
  • Permissions are enforced - Access controls protect sensitive operations

Getting Started

  1. Understand Realms - Read Understanding Realms
  2. Learn Herald - Read Herald Network
  3. Follow Pipeline-Go - Use Pipeline-Go Methodology

Documentation for Developers

Topic Description
Realms Core building blocks
Herald Communication system
Pipeline-Go Development methodology
CLI Commands Command reference

Support

For developer support: