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Watch the agent ship — from your phone or your desk

One workspace for your whole fleet of agents. Hand off a task, and the agent plans, edits, runs your tests, and opens a PR. Here's every surface.

The FlareCode agent workspace: fleet rail, a live build session, and the diff review panel
  1. 1Your whole fleet, one rail
  2. 2Hand off a task in plain English
  3. 3It edits, tests, and self-verifies
  4. 4Review the diff, open the PR

The build loop

It plans, codes, and proves the work

Agent chat showing reasoning, a file edit with a diff, and a passing test

Plan · Build · Auto

It checks its own work, in plain sight

Give it a goal in plain English. The agent reasons, reads your code, edits files, runs your tests, and opens the app to catch console errors — every step visible in the timeline. A failing check sends it back to fix the cause before it asks for review.
Side-by-side git diff with additions highlighted and an Open PR button

Review

Review the diff, open the PR

See exactly what changed in a real side-by-side diff, unified or split. When it looks right, open the Pull Request straight from the panel — GitHub stays your source of truth, and you approve the merge.
Auto-pilot goal with sub-tasks and a live activity log

Auto-pilot

Hand off a goal, not just a task

Bigger jobs break into sub-tasks the agent drives on its own — planning each step, running them in order, and logging every milestone. You watch progress live and step in only when it asks.

Loops & guardrails

Hand off an ongoing outcome — and set the rules

Type /loopand the agent works a standing objective instead of a single task — re-spawning a goal each iteration, on a schedule or self-paced until it's provably done, opening a PR every time. Watch it live, pause or stop it, and cap how far it can go (the default is editable in Settings) so an unattended fleet never runs away. A loop can also be stood up automatically from a trigger.

And with hooksyou bring your own guardrails, enforced server-side where an agent can't bypass them: block secrets or denied hosts, gate which models and MCP servers it may call, or get a webhook when a goal lands. Loops · Hooks.

The workspace

Everything you'd want in a workspace

A rail listing several agents with live status dots and nested sessions

Fleet

Your whole fleet, one place

Every repo gets its own agent with a live status dot and its own chat sessions. Switch between them in a single tab — no juggling terminals, no losing your place.
A file open in the editor beside the source-control panel: staged changes, a commit box, and the commit graph

Editor & source control

Take the wheel when you want to

It's a real workspace, not a black box. Open the file tree, edit any file in a full code editor, drop into a terminal, then stage, commit, and open the PR yourself from the source-control panel. Encrypted, durable, and backed up.
Model settings listing frontier models with usage-based billing

Models

Bring your own models, or use ours

Run on bundled frontier models billed by usage, or plug in your own keys. Pick the model — and how hard it thinks — per task, right from the composer.

Get started

See it on your own repos

Connect a GitHub repo, hand off a task in plain English, and get a reviewed pull request.

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