Code repository
Connect GitHub or GitLab, or upload project files.
Repository changes
Understand an existing repository, make the change, and verify it
Connect or upload a repository and describe the goal or failure. Flowmint reads project conventions and relevant code, makes scoped edits, runs tests, builds, or browser checks, and preserves the complete workspace.
MobileNavigation.tsx+12 −5
useEffect(() => {
+ const releaseScrollLock = () => {
+ document.body.style.overflow = ''
+ }
if (open) lockScroll()
- return unlockOnUnmount
+ return releaseScrollLock
}, [open])
Verification
18 tests passed
Build completed
Mobile checked
Work inside the real project context
Add only what helps the agent understand the target and verify the result.
Goal or failure
Provide expected behavior, reproduction steps, logs, or screenshots.
Project constraints
State the stack, compatibility requirements, and boundaries.
Deliverables
Keep the edits, verification, and explanation together
Scoped code changes
Follow existing structure and dependencies while avoiding unrelated rewrites.
Test and build results
Record commands, passes, failures, and environment limitations.
Change summary
Explain the cause, affected files, behavior change, and remaining risk.
Continuable workspace
Files and execution events remain available for the next request.
Process
Understand the project before changing and verifying it
01
Read conventions
Inspect structure, dependencies, instructions, and current tests.
02
Locate the cause
Follow the call path and observed behavior to bound the fix.
03
Implement the change
Edit the files and add tests proportional to the risk.
04
Run verification
Execute tests, builds, or browser checks and report the result.
Example workflow
Fix a mobile regression in an existing React project
See how the agent isolates the cause, edits existing files, adds a test, and preserves verification results.
View the full example“Fix the mobile regression that prevents scrolling after the navigation closes. Keep the existing components and public API, add a regression test, and run the frontend build.”
Repository change questions
Can it work with private repositories?
Yes, after an administrator enables a provider and the user authorizes repository access.
Will the agent rewrite large parts of the project?
It should default to scoped changes around the request. You can explicitly restrict directories, APIs, or dependency changes.
Can it run a development server and check the browser?
Yes. Workspace runtimes can host persistent services, and browser tools can inspect pages, console output, and screenshots.
Can I return to the state before the change?
Execution events and file versions support regeneration or restoration from the relevant checkpoint.
Give the agent a real repository problem
Connect the repository and describe the goal, reproduction steps, and constraints.