FlowLens – Bug reports optimized for coding agents to improve debugging efficiency

Summary: FlowLens captures detailed web-app bug context automatically via a Chrome extension and an open-source MCP server, enabling coding agents to access structured session data without manual reproduction. It reduces token usage and debugging time by providing searchable, token-efficient browser event replays.

What it does

FlowLens records browser workflows and maintains a rolling session replay of DOM, network, and console events. The extension exports session data as a local .zip file, which the MCP server processes to offer coding agents searchable and filterable access to errors, requests, and timestamps.

Who it's for

It is designed for developers and teams using AI coding agents to debug web applications by sharing precise, reproducible bug context.

Why it matters

FlowLens eliminates the need for manual bug reproduction and raw log dumping, streamlining debugging by providing coding agents with rich, token-efficient session insights directly from the user’s environment.