# Tutorials

The tutorials section of iX Hello Customer v2 contains concise instructions for new users to get started quickly with basic features.

## 1. Build, validate and test a simple flow.

The starting point to learn about the [Flow Editor](/ixhc2/flows/flow-editor.md) of Customer v2. Learn how to add and configure nodes, validate what you've built, and how to test and tweak your flow.&#x20;

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## 2. Open Meteo REST API&#x20;

A hands-on tutorial about configuring a REST API with two methods, which can be reused across multiple Flows by using variable substitution.

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## 3. Weather flow with Open Meteo API&#x20;

Combine your knowledge about Flow building and Rest API configuration in this agentic Weather flow, which retrieves the weather forecast based on input of the user.&#x20;

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## 4. MCP Connection Setup

The MCP integration behaves similarly to existing integrations such as REST—however, MCP connections follow a fixed structure aligned with the MCP standard.

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