FlowLens - AI Workflow Insights

Fix bugs 10x faster by giving AI agents complete browser context

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Updated Jul 2026 · Added Jun 2026

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What is Flowlens?

FlowLens is an AI-powered debugging tool that captures complete browser context - video, logs, network requests, and user actions - to help AI coding agents fix bugs autonomously. It works with MCP-compatible agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot, eliminating the need for copy-pasting errors or lengthy explanations. Designed for developers who want to leverage AI agents for faster debugging without manual context gathering.

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Key Features of Flowlens

Screen recording synchronized with technical events
Network activity capture with full request/response data
Console output logging (errors, warnings, debug logs, stack traces)
User interaction tracking (clicks, inputs, selectors, timestamps)
Storage state capture (localStorage, sessionStorage, cookies)
Navigation event tracking (SPA-friendly)
System information logging (browser, OS, screen resolution, timezone)
Automatic PII redaction
MCP server integration for AI agents
1-minute setup

Who Should Use Flowlens?

Autonomous bug debugging with AI coding agents

Team bug collaboration and sharing

Full-context debugging without manual reproduction

Reducing back-and-forth communication in bug reports

Streamlining developer workflows with AI agents

Flowlens: Pros & Cons

✓Pros

Captures complete bug context (video, logs, network, user actions) in one link
Works with all MCP-compatible AI agents
Automatic PII redaction for privacy
SOC 2 Type 1 compliant
Encrypted recordings with user control over sharing
1-minute setup
Elimulates need for copy-pasting errors or taking screenshots
Team collaboration features with project management

✕Cons

Requires Chrome extension installation
Requires MCP server installation for full AI-powered debugging capabilities
Limited to MCP-compatible agents

Frequently Asked Questions about Flowlens

Which AI coding agents does FlowLens work with?

FlowLens integrates with MCP-compatible agents including Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. It functions as an MCP server, so it requires both the Chrome extension and MCP server installation to send debugging context directly to your agent. If your agent does not support the MCP protocol, you will not be able to use the full autonomous debugging workflow.

What happens to my sensitive data when FlowLens captures localStorage, cookies, and network requests?

FlowLens automatically redacts personally identifiable information and is SOC 2 Type 1 compliant. Recordings are encrypted, and you control who can access them via sharing settings. However, because network requests and storage contain sensitive values, review what FlowLens captures in your specific application before sharing with teammates or agents.

Can I use FlowLens for debugging without sending data to an AI agent?

Yes. FlowLens captures complete browser context, video, logs, network activity, and user interactions, and lets you share it as a link for manual debugging or team collaboration. The MCP server integration is what enables autonomous AI debugging, but the core recording and context capture work independently of any agent.

Does FlowLens work with single-page applications?

Yes. FlowLens tracks navigation events and is designed to be SPA-friendly, so it will capture state changes, route transitions, and user interactions in frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular without requiring a full page reload.