Share programming agent sessions as links
Flatbread solves a small but very common problem: a programming agent runs a long sequence and wants to show its colleagues the process, but can only take a bunch of pictures.
It organizes an agent session into a link: what you originally asked it to do, what each step performed, where the error was reported, how to fix it later, and the final code diff. Colleagues can open it and view it, and another agent can directly pull the link and continue where it left off.
Supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Google Antigravity, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI and Cline. The installation method is also very "intelligent era": paste a line of installation instructions to your agent and let it install it by itself. Before uploading, it will be desensitized on this machine to remove sensitive information such as keys. It will be uploaded only after your confirmation. There is a team version, and the interface is in English.