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About Flatbread
Flatbread captures an entire agent run—prompts, steps, errors, fixes, and code changes—and presents it as a single link. The tool records what was asked, every action taken, what failed, how it was resolved, and the resulting diffs. Users can review the full session before sharing, ensuring sensitive data remains local until explicitly approved. Once shared, the link provides a persistent record that other agents can pull to continue work from the exact stopping point, avoiding redundant context rebuilding. Teams use Flatbread to prevent repeated mistakes by centralizing run histories, allowing subsequent agents to detect prior failures and avoid retracing the same steps. The setup requires a one-line installation command that integrates with supported agents, after which runs can be shared directly from the chat interface.
Key features
- Captures full agent run history
- Generates shareable links for runs
- Local review before sharing
- Agent continuation from prior runs
- Multi-agent and IDE support
- One-line installation
- Team failure tracking
- Persistent run records
Use cases
- Debugging agent workflows with full context
- Collaborative agent sessions across teams
- Continuing work from previous agent runs
Pros
- Captures complete agent run context including prompts, steps, errors, and diffs
- Allows review of shared content before any data leaves the local machine
- Enables agents to pull prior runs and continue from the last state
- Supports multiple agents and IDEs including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot CLI
- Integrates via a single-line installation command
Cons
- Waitlist required for team features
- Limited to supported agents and IDEs
- Requires local setup and approval before sharing
Frequently asked questions about Flatbread
What does Flatbread do?
Flatbread captures an entire agent run, including prompts, steps, errors, fixes, and code changes, and presents it as a single shareable link. It records what was asked, every action taken, what failed, how it was resolved, and the resulting diffs.
Who is Flatbread designed for?
Flatbread is designed for teams and individuals using AI agents, such as developers, engineers, and data scientists, who need to document, review, and share agent runs to avoid repeating mistakes or rebuilding context.
How do I get started with Flatbread?
Users can install Flatbread with a one-line command and integrate it with supported agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot CLI. Once installed, runs can be shared directly from the chat interface.
Does Flatbread keep my data private?
Yes, secrets and sensitive data remain on the user's machine until explicitly approved for sharing. Nothing is uploaded without user review.
Can agents continue work from a Flatbread run?
Yes, any agent can pull a Flatbread run and continue work from the exact stopping point, avoiding redundant context rebuilding and repeated mistakes.
What agents does Flatbread support?
Flatbread supports integration with agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Google Antigravity, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, and Cline.
