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Flare

A graph-first IDE for agentic coding that shows a live, file-and-import graph of a codebase updating in real time as a coding agent edits files, with per-file shadow history to diff and revert.

Flare

Flare is a graph-first IDE for agentic coding, run as a desktop app or served to a browser from the machine the agent runs on. Its main surface is a live graph of the codebase, with every file as a node and every import as an edge, and a full terminal underneath where a user runs Claude Code, Codex or opencode.

As the agent edits files, the graph updates in real time, every change is snapshotted into a local shadow history that can be diffed or reverted per file or as a whole tree, and every write is attributed to whichever agent or person made it, with an alert raised when something notable changes. The graph can be viewed three ways: a pannable canvas of dependency cards ordered by dependency depth with badges for complexity, coverage and cycles; a radial wheel with directory-ordered nodes and chorded dependencies; and a treemap-style districts view.

It is an Electron desktop application.

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