Flatbread turns a coding agent's session into one link: what was asked, every step, what broke, what fixed it and the diff. Redaction runs on your machine before anything uploads. Another agent can pull the link and pick up where it ended.

I kept seeing the same thing in team chats: someone's agent fixes a bug, and what gets shared is a screenshot of its last message. Nobody can see how it got there, what it tried first, or why the test ended up where it did.

Flatbread turns the session into one link. You tell your agent "share this run", and a review page opens on your own machine with secrets already redacted. You pick Private, Unlisted or Public and confirm. The link shows every step, what broke, what fixed it and the diff, and another agent can pull it and continue from where it ended.

Claude Code is tested on real sessions. The other seven agents are read from their documented session formats, so if one breaks for you, tell me which agent and I'll fix it.

Setup is one line you paste to your agent: 
Install and set up Flatbread using https://flatbread.io/install.md

As a QA engineer I spend half my time asking for “the full log, not a screenshot”. Sharing the whole run is exactly what bug reports need. Does it work with test runner output too, e.g. Playwright traces?

The failed attempts are often the interesting part of an agent run. Sharing those alongside the diff gives a reviewer much more to work with than the final summary.

I kept seeing the same thing in team chats: someone's agent fixes a bug, and what gets shared is a screenshot of its last message. Nobody can see how it got there, what it tried first, or why the test ended up where it did.

Flatbread turns the session into one link. You tell your agent "share this run", and a review page opens on your own machine with secrets already redacted. You pick Private, Unlisted or Public and confirm. The link shows every step, what broke, what fixed it and the diff, and another agent can pull it and continue from where it ended.

Claude Code is tested on real sessions. The other seven agents are read from their documented session formats, so if one breaks for you, tell me which agent and I'll fix it.

Setup is one line you paste to your agent: 
Install and set up Flatbread using https://flatbread.io/install.md

The failed attempts are often the interesting part of an agent run. Sharing those alongside the diff gives a reviewer much more to work with than the final summary.

Flatbread

Share the whole agent run, not a screenshot

Share the whole agent run, not a screenshot