September 2026
Historical note · September 2026 · Describes Brew as of September 2026.
For current behavior, see Remix a Flow.
What Shipped
Planning a welcome sequence used to mean guessing the gaps. A template gallery shows you one good email at a time. It can’t show you that the third email lands on day two. Or that the trial-ending email follows the “need help?” one by a few hours. Flows show the whole sequence. Each one is a real brand’s signup or newsletter emails, in order, with the day each one landed. Remix one you like, and Brew builds a draft automation with the same timing. Every email is written for your brand.What’s in a Flow
Every step carries its subject, preview text, the day it landed, and the wait since the email before it. Read the waits, not just the subjects. They show where a brand sends on consecutive days and where it backs off. At launch, the gallery held 151 flows from 151 brands, 1,311 emails in all.Remix One
1
Open a flow
Go to Templates, open the Flows tab, and pick a sequence. Step
through its emails and the waits between them.
2
Tell Brew what's different
Describe your tone, offer, or audience in the Remix box on the flow.
3
Review the draft automation
The timing is copied: the source’s gaps become Wait steps, rounded to the
nearest hour. Each email is rewritten for your brand. Read every one before
you publish.
From an Agent or Code
An agent can read every flow without anyone clicking through the gallery.list_flows and get_flow over MCP, or GET /v1/flows and
GET /v1/flows/{slug} from code, return the same sequences.
Each step carries an emailId. Pass it as referenceEmailId to
create_email to build your own version of that one email.