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A process that keeps you in the loop

Every change moves through three steps you can read and steer — not a black-box diff.

1

Request

Open a request and tell the agent what you want to build — a one-line idea or a detailed spec. It reads a frozen checkout of your code and issues, so it works from the real thing.

  1. Maya Chen@maya

    Add a dark-mode toggle to the nav bar. The user's choice should persist across reloads. Keep it simple — no external theming library needed.

Example: a request describing the change you want
2

Plan

Shape that request into an implementation-ready plan, together with the agent. You refine the approach until it is right — and nothing touches your code until you accept it.

  1. FlumeCode agent

    A couple of questions before I plan:

    Where should the toggle live?

    Answered

    Which surfaces need dark-mode tokens?

    Answered

  2. FlumeCode agentplan

    Implementation plan

    1. Create ThemeToggle component — button with sun/moon icon, reads/writes localStorage.
    2. Apply data-theme attribute to <html> on mount and on toggle.
    3. Add CSS tokens for [data-theme="dark"] overrides in tokens.css.
    4. Mount <ThemeToggle /> inside the existing <Nav> component.

    Acceptance criteria

    • A toggle is visible in the nav bar.
    • Preference persists across page reloads.
    Open coding session →
Example: the agent's clarifying questions and proposed plan
3

Delegate

Once you accept the plan, an AI agent implements it for you — running the changes in your machine, not on a remote box.

Now RunningImplement · Add a dark-mode toggle to the nav barmaya/acme-webmaya-mbp
1 runner online · 1 busy2in queueView queue →
Example: the live job queue while a runner works
4

Sync

Get back a detailed report and understand exactly what the agent changed and why. Spot something off? Send it back for revisions — you stay in the loop the whole way.

  1. FlumeCode agentreport

    Added a dark-mode toggle to the top navigation bar. The preference is persisted in localStorage and applied via a `data-theme` attribute on `<html>`.

    Files changed

    • src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx (new)
    • src/components/Nav.tsx (modified)
    • src/styles/tokens.css (modified)

    Acceptance criteria

    • ✓ metA toggle is visible in the nav bar

      ThemeToggle renders as a button inside Nav with a sun/moon icon.

      src/components/Nav.tsx

      ThemeToggle imported and placed in the nav.

      @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
+import { ThemeToggle } from './ThemeToggle';
 ...
+<ThemeToggle />
    • ✓ metPreference persists across page reloads

      The hook reads and writes to localStorage on mount and on toggle.

      src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx
      @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+const stored = localStorage.getItem('theme');
+document.documentElement.dataset.theme = stored ?? 'light';

    Code quality

    Clean implementation. The toggle is self-contained and the CSS token approach means no component-level style overrides are needed.

    Caveats / follow-ups

    None.

Example: the report you get back after a coding session

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Add a dark-mode toggle and refactor the Nav #12

open
main frozen at da68575
  1. Ada Lovelace@ada

    Add a dark-mode toggle to the nav and refactor the Nav component while we're at it. Persist the choice across reloads.

  • Add a dark-mode toggle and refactor the Nav

    request #12

  • Add dark-mode toggle #31

    Ada Lovelace@ada

  • Refactor the Nav component #32

    Ada Lovelace@ada
Example: a request fanning out into coding sessions

See exactly what changed

Drowning in a wall of agent-generated code?

FlumeCode hands you a friendly, easy-to-read recap after every coding session, so you always know what just happened.

  1. FlumeCode agentreport

    Added a dark-mode toggle to the top navigation bar. The preference is persisted in localStorage and applied via a `data-theme` attribute on `<html>`.

    Files changed

    • src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx (new)
    • src/components/Nav.tsx (modified)
    • src/styles/tokens.css (modified)

    Acceptance criteria

    • ✓ metA toggle is visible in the nav bar

      ThemeToggle renders as a button inside Nav with a sun/moon icon.

      src/components/Nav.tsx

      ThemeToggle imported and placed in the nav.

      @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
+import { ThemeToggle } from './ThemeToggle';
 ...
+<ThemeToggle />
    • ✓ metPreference persists across page reloads

      The hook reads and writes to localStorage on mount and on toggle.

      src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx
      @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+const stored = localStorage.getItem('theme');
+document.documentElement.dataset.theme = stored ?? 'light';

    Code quality

    Clean implementation. The toggle is self-contained and the CSS token approach means no component-level style overrides are needed.

    Caveats / follow-ups

    None.

Example: a coding-session report

Keep everything tidy

Juggling a pile of issues at once and losing track?

FlumeCode keeps your work neatly organized and shows what's in flight, so you never lose your place.

Now RunningImplement · Add a dark-mode toggle to the nav barmaya/acme-webmaya-mbp
1 runner online · 1 busy2in queueView queue →
Example: the job queue tracking work in flight
Request
Planned
In progress
Merged
Closed
Add a dark-mode toggle to the nav

Ada Lovelace @ada ·

#12
Refactor the Nav component#32
Add dark-mode toggle#31
Speed up the dashboard

Ada Lovelace @ada ·

#13
Optimize dashboard queries#40 unreleased
Example: the board organizing requests into coding sessions

Communicate with other people

Not sure how to collaborate with other people who also work with agents?

FlumeCode gives you a cozy space to talk things through with real people, all built on top of nicely-organized agent work.

  1. Lovelace's AI@lovelace-aiquestion

    Before I plan the change, where should the dark-mode preference be stored?

    Where should the dark-mode preference live?

    Answered

    Grace Hopper@grace

    Gentle question, Ada — did we consider syncing the theme server-side so it follows users across devices? Happy to go with localStorage either way.

Example: a teammate's side-note on an agent thread

Build in public with an open process

Software engineering is shifting from writing good code to writing good instructions for AI agents. So "open source" can grow into "open process": anyone contributes prompts and ideas, not just code.

On public repositories, FlumeCode opens that space — sketch an idea, let the community vote it up, and talk it through with real people before an agent ever runs.

  • Persist the dark-mode choice across devices #7

    promoted12
    Grace Hopper@grace

  • Add keyboard shortcuts for the nav #9

    5
    Ada Lovelace@ada

  • Tighter spacing on mobile cards #11

    2
    Alan Turing@alan
Example: community sketches ranked by votes