Use with your assistant

Connect Flowlines. Bring your MCP.

Choose your assistant and the MCP setup prompt. Connect your workspace, then let your assistant guide instrumentation in your repository.

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Choose your source

One workspace. Three ways to observe.

Connecting the Flowlines MCP gives your assistant access to Flowlines. Instrumenting your own server is the next, separate step.

01MCP server

Add telemetry to your server. Understand users, tool journeys, and outcomes.

Explore MCP setup ›02Application agent

Connect existing OpenTelemetry, Langfuse, or LangSmith traces.

Choose a trace connection ›03Coding tool

Understand Claude Code or Codex adoption, delegation, retries, and verification.

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Manual setupInstall the open-source plugin

Claude Codeclaude plugin marketplace add flowlines-ai/plugins && claude plugin install flowlines@flowlines

Codexcodex plugin marketplace add flowlines-ai/plugins && codex plugin add flowlines@flowlines

After installation, sign in to the Flowlines MCP connection. Use /mcp in Claude Code or codex mcp login flowlines in Codex. If the plugin is not available yet, start a new session or task. Then ask Flowlines to instrument the MCP server in your repository. Review the official plugin instructions and source ↗.

If you do not have a namespace API key, ask your assistant to guide you to create one in Flowlines.

Connect your workspace

Sign in when the Flowlines MCP connection asks you to. Your assistant guides the next setup steps. Creating a connection does not automatically instrument your repository.

MCP observability includes 100 analyzed sessions a month on Free. Application-agent and coding-tool monitoring are priced separately. Book a meeting if you need help choosing a path.