What is not there yet

The honest list. Some of these are yours to press by design; some are simply not built yet. Flexi says so rather than pretend, and so does this page.

Yours to press

Flexi cannot do these; each has its place in the workspace.

• Put a build live, or roll one back. Preview › Builds › Put this live.
• Change anything in Settings, or import a zip. Settings › Code › Import a zip.
• Ship the phone app, give its store keys, or see its builds. Settings › Deployment › Mobile app.
• Set up an agent, open one, or talk to one. Settings › Deployment › Agents, and the Agents rail item. He can write and change an agent's files.
• Invite someone, remove them, or hand a project over. Settings › People.
• Read the Inbox. Paste the part that matters into the chat.
• Read back your Tasks. He knows what he wrote, not what you ticked or added.
• Open a file you sent that was too big to come with your message (over about 3 MB). Send a smaller copy.
• File a picture or a PDF in the Library. Pictures go into the site with a commit.
• See another chat's conversation. Pin the chat in Context and he reads its Doc.

Not built yet

• Posting to your social accounts by itself. He writes the posts; you copy each in one tap. Connecting accounts is being redesigned.
• Another branch, or a pull request. Every commit goes to the one branch that deploys.
• Signing in to a site, clicking through it, or filling its forms. He reads a page the way a visitor who is not signed in sees it.
• Watching a site for changes, or going back to it on a schedule.
• Reading more than forty pages of a site in one go, or all of a long PDF. The result says what was left out.
• A data source that costs more than one call is worth. He says it is not available yet.
• Store keys and the first upload. A new app reaches the stores only after you have made it in App Store Connect and made Google Play's first upload by hand.

Where next

• What Flexi can do: the other side of the list.
• Flexperts: when a human is what is missing.