In our previous post we introduced the Flare CLI. Today we want to highlight one of its most powerful features: the AI agent skill.
With a single command, you can give AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex direct access to your Flare data:
flare install-skill
That's it. No MCP server to configure, no separate processes to manage. The skill file gets added to your project and your agent picks it up automatically.
Once installed, your agent can look up errors, analyze stack traces against your local code, triage and resolve issues, and review performance data for your routes, jobs, and queries, all without you leaving the terminal or copy-pasting from a dashboard.
It works the other way too. Ask your agent to review the performance of your app, and it'll pull in the data from Flare and give you actionable suggestions.
Install the Flare CLI, run flare install-skill in your project, and see what your agent can do with it.
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