TIBCO Flogo®

Flogo-border.pngTIBCO Flogo® (formerly known as TIBCO Flogo® Enterprise) enables AI orchestration and intelligent automation through a visual flow designer integrated into Visual Studio Code. Built on a high-performance Go (Golang) engine, it delivers superior runtime efficiency, an ultra-light memory footprint, fast startup, and low-latency processing across edge, cloud, serverless, and on-premises environments. With its AI-ready architecture and powerful set of connectors, Flogo® transforms enterprise data into intelligent, event-driven, AI-ready workflows. To understand all the capabilities, see Build Event-driven Apps with an Ultralight Framework.

 

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What's new in version 2.26.1 (February 2026)

  • Custom Headers in InvokeRest Activity: You can now add custom headers manually in the InvokeRest activity, even when it is configured with an API specification. This provides consistent header management similar to the REST trigger. For more information, see InvokeRESTService.

  • Array Duplication in Mapper: The mapper now supports duplicating arrays from multiple sources, allowing you to combine items from different data sources within a single array. Additionally, you can add new items to the duplicated array. For more information, see Array Merge and Split.

  • Support for Add Item Option in @Merge Node: Users can now add an empty array as a child node to a merge node using the Add Item option. This enhancement also enables you to perform split and merge operations on empty arrays. For more information, see Array Merge and Split.

  • Circuit Breaker Pattern Support: This release introduces support for the circuit breaker pattern. This prevents cascading failures in distributed systems, improving the stability and fault tolerance of applications. For more information, see Using the Circuit Breaker in an Activity.

  • Flogo REST Basic Authentication Support: Flogo now supports Basic Authentication for REST triggers. You can configure basic authentication credentials directly within the REST trigger, enabling secure access for incoming webhooks and resolving issues where authorization headers were previously ignored. For more information, see REST Trigger- ReceiveHTTPMessage.

  • Support for JNDI Naming URLs in TIBCO Flogo® Connector for TIBCO Enterprise Message Service™

  • Support for Elicitation, Sampling, and Logging Activities in TIBCO Flogo® Connector for Model Context Protocol (MCP)

  • Support for Schema Registry Vendor in TIBCO Flogo® Connector for Apache Kafka

For complete release details, see TIBCO Flogo® 2.26.1 Release Notes.

When working with TIBCO Flogo®, you may find the following videos useful:

Introducing TIBCO FLOGO Model Context Protocol (MCP) Connector

Installing TIBCO Flogo Extension for VS Code and Creating first Flogo App

Creation of Unit Testing & Play Test Case in Flogo

Create your first REST API

Flogo Quick Start 2.21.0

Deploy to AWS Lambda

Subflows

Build App Binary

Adding Flogo Extensions via Github URL

Application metrics

Turning your Flogo app into a
GraphQL Server implementation

App configuration with environment variables

CI/CD + Devops demo

When creating Flogo apps, you can import and customize any of the predefined samples. These samples demonstrate how to develop, test, and deploy a Flogo app using various capabilities. In the Flogo GitHub repository for samples, each sample is organized by category and contains a Readme file. Perform the instructions in the Readme file to import the sample to your workspace and use it. The following samples are currently available:

API Development

Includes REST, graphQL, and gRPC samples

Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Includes sample to integrate your data (customers, products, sales) with AI Agents using TIBCO Flogo® MCP Connector (Developer Preview) for natural language querying.

Connectors

Includes Flogo connector samples for DB Connectors, Messaging, and more

Unit Testing

Includes samples to create unit tests, assertions, and mocking for activities

Serverless

Includes sample for deploying a Flogo app as an Azure function

Custom App Image

Includes sample for deploying a Flogo app using custom app image

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