Category: Product Updates
FluxOS 8.22: Nodes That Know Their Own Health
FluxOS 8.22 is live: nodes watch their host and database and step aside on their own, single-writer apps hand over whole, app ports are proven over UDP, and games-hub servers are never CPU-throttled.
FluxOS 8.21: One Writer, Nothing Lost
Single-writer apps hand over to a standby without losing a byte, nodes serve the app registry only when complete, address moves keep their apps, and FluxOS takes ownership of the node firewall.
Zelcore 8.39: Tax Export Rebuilt, and Kaspa All the Way
Complete tax history with templates for eighteen tax tools, Kaspa names, KRC-20 and Ledger support, instant FluxNode collateral release, InstaSwap private and ZK swaps, and the FLUX on Ergo migration.
CumulusVPN Arrives on the App Store and Google Play
The decentralized VPN that runs entirely on Flux is now a tap away on iPhone and Android: no account, a free tier, premium for $0.99 a month, and new DNS choices in the mobile apps.
Ask FluxAI Why Your App Restarted
FluxAI can now diagnose a restart: it gathers the facts from FluxOS, decides the cause in code — out of memory, disk full, crashed, exited or moved — and prices the fix as the difference from what you pay today.
FluxOS 8.19 and 8.20: Signed Network Policy, Strict Pinning and a New API Reference
Two releases, 420 commits: network policy now spreads peer to peer as a signed bundle, pinned enterprise apps run where they say or not at all, every node answers GET /flux/health, and the API reference is rebuilt for 8.20.
Orbit: Push to Git, Run on Flux
Orbit turns a Git push into a running application on Flux — 100+ frameworks detected automatically, full long-running containers, automatic rollback, from $0.99 a month. Its image is the most deployed on the network, and it publishes this blog.
Zelcore 8.38: Scam Screening, Ergo Protection and XDC Network
Zelcore now screens addresses, tokens and dApps against known scam and drainer lists, checks every Ergo wallet for storage-rent risk at login with one-tap protection, adds XDC Network, and brings 142 new tokens.
Meet FluxAI: The Model We Trained to Deploy for You
The assistant in the new FluxCloud is our own fine-tuned model. Five training rounds in a week, data generated correct by construction, 27 of 28 on our deploy evaluation — and served from 40 instances on Flux nodes.
A First Look at the New FluxCloud
The next FluxCloud is live as a public preview. Tell it what to run and the assistant sizes, prices and deploys it — one application for customers, AI agents and node operators, served by every FluxNode.
The Flux LLM Hub: One Endpoint, Eight Models, a Hundred Instances
llm.runonflux.com is a single OpenAI-compatible inference endpoint running entirely on Flux — five pools of twenty instances, stateless API keys, latency-aware routing and sticky sessions. Here is how it is built.
How We Built and Run Our Own Docs LLM on Flux
We replaced Kapa with our own assistant: our corpus, our retrieval, our model, our router — running as an ordinary Flux application on Flux CPU nodes. The long version of how it was built and how it runs.
Flux AI: We Replaced Our Docs Assistant With One That Runs on Flux
Our own model, our own retrieval stack, our own corpus — running as an application on the Flux network, on CPU, answering questions about Flux with citations.
Deploy From Your AI Agent: The Flux Cloud MCP Server
Quote, deploy, pay for, watch, debug and cancel a Flux application — from Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf or any other MCP host. No account. Two keys are the whole identity.
FluxOS v8.18.0: Live Application Logs
945 commits, and the headline is one developers have asked for since applications landed on Flux: logs pushed to you as your container writes them.