FlowKy — sidekick for your coding agent

Stream console, errors and network from any page straight into VS Code, plus full-page screenshots and interaction heatmaps.

FlowKy is the browser half of your coding workflow: a side panel that captures what a page really does — screenshots, console, errors, network — and turns it into work your coding agent can act on in VS Code. WHAT IT DOES • Full-page screenshots — scroll-and-stitch capture of the entire page, not just the viewport. • Live bridge to VS Code — stream console output, JavaScript errors and network activity from the page you are testing straight into the FlowKy VS Code extension, over a local connection. Your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Aider…) sees exactly what the browser saw. • AI review of a capture — nine expert lenses: UX, copy, accessibility, conversion, SEO, mobile, trust, brand, perceived speed. Reviews run in your browser on your own Gemini API key, straight to Google. FlowKy never sees the screenshot and never bills you for the call. • Auto mode — one press: capture the page, run every review you ticked, then produce a short, ranked action plan. That plan becomes the capture's comment, which lands at the top of the task file your agent reads. • Bug reports with real diagnostics — viewport, page size, device pixel ratio, TTFB / DCL / load / FCP, transfer size, resource count, and whether the page overflows horizontally (the single most common mobile bug). • Interaction heatmaps and a session recorder, injected only when you ask. • Brand kit — keep the company facts you retype constantly (name, tagline, descriptions, URLs, socials, colours, keywords) in one place, read them off any page, and fill sign-up forms in one click. It never touches passwords, card numbers or one-time codes, and never overwrites what you already typed. • A task list synced with your flowky.ai account — what your launch still needs, ticked off from the browser. HOW IT FITS TOGETHER Capture in Chrome → review with AI → the FlowKy VS Code extension writes it into your repository as a task file, screenshot included → your coding agent fixes it. The browser is where bugs show; the repo is where they get fixed. FlowKy is the pipe between the two. PRIVACY, EXPLICITLY • No analytics, no telemetry, nothing running in the background. • The VS Code bridge runs on 127.0.0.1 and never leaves your machine. • Data reaches flowky.ai only from the account section, and only when you press Save, Report, or tick a task. • AI reviews go from your browser to Google on your own key; FlowKy's servers never see them. • No permanent content scripts — the recorder and page collectors are injected on demand, so nothing observes a page you did not ask it to. Works best with the FlowKy extension for VS Code and a coding agent CLI. A flowky.ai account is free.