Flow Next

This product is a workflow plugin that sits on top of a coding agent and carries a request all the way to a pull request. An idea, a ticket, a bug report, a support message or a slow page goes in through one command, and the plugin shapes it into a specification with numbered acceptance criteria, has an agent implement it, sends the result to a reviewer drawn from a different model family, runs an automated quality assurance pass that drives the running application, and opens a pull request with its evidence and a completion receipt attached. Merging stays a human decision. It is built for developers already working inside an agentic coding harness. First class support covers Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Factory Droid, Cursor, xAI Grok Build and OpenCode, and a routing block sends each job, whether a review, a worker task or a research pass, to whichever model or harness suits it. Planning runs scouts in parallel so a specification is grounded in existing repository conventions, related specifications including ones on other branches, user flows and edge cases, current practices and framework documentation before the first acceptance criterion is written. It can also run unattended, recording every decision in the pull request and opening it as a draft when a judgment call is left for a person. The plugin is MIT licensed and free, with no subscription. Users supply their own coding agent and model access, plus Python 3.11 or later for the bundled command line tool and the GitHub CLI for pull request plumbing. Installation is through a plugin marketplace on hosts that support one, or through per host installer scripts. It is maintained independently by a single author rather than by any of the agent vendors it integrates with, so release cadence and compatibility depend on that project.