Persistent workspace files and execution history
Agent workspace
Give AI a persistent environment for files, commands, and browser work
Flowmint goes beyond answers. The agent can edit files, run commands and services, load specialist skills and external connections, and verify real results in a browser.
Your request
Analyze this project, fix the issue, and run the tests
Files and screenshots
Constraints
Connected tools
Agent execution
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The agent selects files, commands, browser actions, or external tools based on the goal.
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Actions and results remain ordered and persistent, so interrupted work can continue.
3
Deliverables stay in the workspace for preview, download, and further iteration.
Persistent result
01Persistent workspace files and execution history
02Working scripts, services, and scheduled jobs
03Skills and MCP tools loaded on demand
04Results verified through browser or command checks
Product foundation
The workspace is what lets the Agent move beyond a reply
Working scripts, services, and scheduled jobs
Skills and MCP tools loaded on demand
Results verified through browser or command checks
Controlled execution, not unrestricted access
Files, commands, browser sessions, and external connections run through the workspace environment and remain scoped to the current work.
Security and privacyWork can be reviewed and resumed
Messages, tool activity, and file history remain ordered so interrupted work can continue from its current state.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a regular AI chat?
A regular chat mainly returns text. Flowmint also provides persistent files, controlled execution, browser verification, and editable deliverables.
Can a complex task continue after it stops?
Yes. Messages, tool activity, and workspace files are retained so work can resume from the current state.
Can it connect to GitHub and other services?
Yes. MCP connections and Skills extend external tools and can be enabled for the workspace that needs them.
Start with what you need to accomplish
Describe the goal first, then add files, screenshots, and constraints as needed.