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Bring Flow Relay into your editor and AI tools.

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Editor Extensions

VS Code

Install directly from the Visual Studio Marketplace or search "Flow Relay" in the Extensions panel.

Cursor

Cursor uses the VS Code Marketplace. Search "Flow Relay" in the Extensions tab or install from the link below.

Antigravity

Antigravity uses the Open VSX Registry. Search "Flow Relay" in Extensions or install from the link below.

Manual Installation

Download the .vsix file and install it via Ctrl+Shift+P, then "Extensions: Install from VSIX..."

VS Code 1.85 and later · 0.6 MB

Extension Features

Getting Started

1.Install the extension from the marketplace (or via .vsix)
2.Open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and run Flow Relay: Set API Key
3.Enter your API key (create one in Settings > API Keys)
4.The Flow Relay sidebar will appear – you're ready to go

Sidebar Panels

Handoffs

View handoffs in your active scope (personal stream or selected project). The extension differentiates personal vs organization project context and includes project metadata in each handoff.

Integrations

See integrations in the active scope. In project scope, resources show health and provider coverage so teams can quickly identify readiness gaps before generating handoffs.

Workspace Context

Dedicated workspace panel for multi-tenant context: personal/business mode, admin/member role, project/no-project state and organization/personal project scope.

Status Bar

A button with the Flow Relay Mascot icon and active scope name appears in the status bar (bottom right). It reflects the active scope and lets you quickly generate a handoff for personal stream or selected project.

Available Commands

Command	Description
Core
`Flow Relay: Set API Key`	Store your API key securely in the editor's secret storage
`Flow Relay: Select Project Context`	Switch between personal stream and accessible projects (personal or organization)
`Flow Relay: Refresh`	Refresh all sidebar panels with the latest data
Handoffs
`Flow Relay: Generate Handoff`	Generate a handoff from all connected sources
`Flow Relay: Generate Handoff with Filters...`	Scope sources and set per-source filters (repos, channels, event types, branches and priorities) in a visual panel
`Flow Relay: Show Handoffs`	Browse and open your recent handoffs
`Flow Relay: Show Last Handoff`	Quickly view the most recent active handoff
Integrations and Events
`Flow Relay: Show Integrations`	See your connected integrations with workspace info
`Flow Relay: Show Untracked Resources`	List discovered active resources not yet assigned to any project
`Flow Relay: Show Events`	Browse recent events in personal or project scope
Insights and Analysis
`Flow Relay: Generate Project Insight...`	Generate a correlation, onboarding or architecture insight for the active project
`Flow Relay: Show Insights`	Browse and view recent project insights
`Flow Relay: Show Digests`	Browse and view recent project digests
`Flow Relay: Generate Release Notes`	Generate release notes for the active project
`Flow Relay: Ask This Project`	Ask a natural-language question about the active project
Work Items
`Flow Relay: Show My Work`	Show work items assigned to you
`Flow Relay: Create Work Item from Selection`	Create a work item from the selected text in the editor
`Flow Relay: Start Work Item`	Set a work item to in-progress
`Flow Relay: Change Work Item Status...`	Change the status of a work item
`Flow Relay: Show Current Branch Work Item`	Show the work item linked to the current git branch
Plan and Portfolio
`Flow Relay: Generate Plan Review`	Generate a plan review for the active project
`Flow Relay: Show Earned Value`	Show earned value management metrics for the project
`Flow Relay: Show Risk Register`	Show the project RAID register (risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies)
`Flow Relay: Show Portfolio`	Show portfolio-level overview across projects
`Flow Relay: Show Forecast`	Show project forecast and schedule projections
`Flow Relay: Ask a What-if Question`	Run a what-if scenario against the plan
`Flow Relay: Add a Template to the Plan`	Apply a work-item template to the active project
`Flow Relay: Show Change Requests`	Show pending change requests and approvals
`Flow Relay: Request a Change to an Item`	Submit a change request for a work item
Discord
`Flow Relay: List Discord Channels`	List text channels in your connected Discord server
`Flow Relay: Send Discord Message`	Send a message to a Discord channel in your connected server

MCP Server

Claude, Cursor, Antigravity and other MCP clients

Use Flow Relay directly from any AI client that supports MCP. Generate handoffs, manage work items, run plan reviews and view recent activity – all through natural conversation. Connect to the hosted remote server (nothing to install) or run the npm package locally.

Remote server (recommended)

Nothing to install and no Node.js required. Setup differs per client:

Claude Desktop / claude.ai: in Settings > Connectors, add a custom connector named Flow Relay with URL https://www.flowrelay.it/mcp. Leave the OAuth Client ID and Secret fields empty – on Connect a Flow Relay page opens where you paste an API key once. Revoke the key to disconnect.
Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http flowrelay https://www.flowrelay.it/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer fr_..."
Cursor, Antigravity and other JSON-config clients: use the config below with your API key as a bearer token.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "flowrelay": {
      "url": "https://www.flowrelay.it/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer fr_your_api_key_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Local setup (npm package)

1.Make sure you have Node.js installed (v24 or later)
2.Create an API key in your Flow Relay settings
3.Add the following to your Claude Desktop/Code config file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "flowrelay": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@flowrelay/mcp-server@latest"],
      "env": {
        "FLOWRELAY_API_KEY": "fr_your_api_key_here",
        "FLOWRELAY_PROJECT_ID": "your_project_id"
      }
    }
  }
}

Available Tools

Tool	Description
Context
`get_workspace_context`	Inspect account mode, active scope and current role
`list_projects`	List personal and organization projects you can access
`set_active_project`	Set or clear active project context for multi-tenant operations
`list_filter_options`	List selectable resources, branches, event types and priorities per source so filters use real values
Handoffs
`list_handoffs`	List your handoffs filtered by status (active or archived) and limit
`generate_handoff`	Generate a project handoff for the active or selected project with optional source filters
Integrations and Events
`list_integrations`	List connected integrations in personal or project scope
`list_untracked_resources`	List discovered active resources not yet assigned to any project
`list_events`	Browse recent events in personal or project scope
Insights and Analysis
`generate_correlation_insight`	Generate cross-source correlation AI insight for the project scope with optional source filters
`generate_onboarding_brief`	Generate onboarding brief AI insight for the project scope with optional source filters
`generate_architecture_insight`	Generate architecture insight for the project scope with optional source filters
`generate_release_notes`	Generate release notes for the active project
`list_insights`	List project AI insights for a selected project scope
`list_digests`	List project digests for a selected project scope
`ask_project`	Ask a natural-language question about the active project
Work Items
`list_work_items`	List work items in the active project with optional status and assignee filters
`get_work_item`	Get full details of a single work item by ID
`list_my_work`	List work items assigned to the current user
`create_work_item`	Create a new work item in the active project
`update_work_item`	Update fields on an existing work item
`list_suggestions`	List AI-generated suggestions for new work items or improvements
`link_evidence`	Link an event or artifact as evidence to a work item
Plan and Portfolio
`generate_plan_review`	Generate a plan review for the active project
`get_earned_value`	Get earned value management metrics for the project
`list_raid`	List the project RAID register (risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies)
`get_portfolio`	Get portfolio-level overview across projects
`get_forecast`	Get project forecast and schedule projections
`plan_whatif`	Run a what-if scenario against the plan
`list_automations`	List automation rules configured for the project
`list_templates`	List available work-item templates
`apply_template`	Apply a work-item template to the active project
`list_approvals`	List pending change requests and approvals
`request_change`	Submit a change request for a work item
Discord
`discord_list_channels`	List text channels in your connected Discord server
`discord_send_message`	Send a message to a Discord channel in your connected server

Android

Flow Relay for Android

The whole dashboard as a standalone app with its own icon, launcher shortcuts, push notifications and an offline screen. Same account, same data, nothing left behind in the browser.

Download the signed APK and open it on your phone. Android asks you to allow installs from the app you opened it with, so grant that once and reopen the file. Prefer no file to move around? Install straight from Chrome with the second button.

The APK is distributed here rather than through the Play Store, so it does not update itself: come back to this page for new versions.

Android 5.0 and later · 2.1 MB

iPhone and iPad

Flow Relay for iOS and iPadOS

There is no file to download. Safari installs Flow Relay from the site itself, and you get the same standalone app: own icon, own window, push notifications.

Open www.flowrelay.it in Safari and sign in.
Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Open Flow Relay from the new Home Screen icon, not from Safari.
In Settings, turn on Notifications to get alerted when a generation finishes.