Self-hosted · Invite-only · Powered by Claude

AI chat. IDE. Planner.
All in one.

flamel wraps Claude Code in a full development environment — tabbed sessions, a built-in IDE, a live plan tracker, and six built-in tools. Run the server, open your browser, and start building.

What's inside

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Tabbed sessions
Run multiple Claude sessions in parallel. Each tab is an independent Claude Code instance with its own context and history.
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Built-in IDE
File tree, editor, and diff viewer right inside flamel. Claude opens files, you read and edit them — no context switching.
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Live plan panel
Plans built by Claude appear in a sidebar with real-time progress. Tasks are tracked in SQLite and update as work happens.
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Drive
Persistent file context shared across all sessions. Drop in documents, specs, or notes — every tab can reference them.
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6 built-in MCP servers
Git & GitHub, library docs, databases, browser automation, data visualisation, and the flamel planner — all wired up by default.
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Git & GitHub integration
View issues, open PRs, inspect diffs, and switch branches without leaving the interface. Powered by the git MCP server.
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Background agents
Kick off long-running agent tasks and approve or reject tool calls as they come in. Results stream back in real time.
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Team access
Invite teammates via flamel.dev. They log in with their flamel account and connect directly to your server — no shared passwords.
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Inline visualizations
Charts, diagrams, metrics, and progress bars rendered directly in chat. Claude can produce visual output — graphs, ERDs, flowcharts — without leaving flamel.

Your server. Your data.

flamel runs on your machine or any Linux server. You control access — invite teammates via flamel.dev and they connect directly to your instance. Nothing goes through a third party. Your code stays yours.

✓Run the server anywhere — connect via web.flamel.dev from any browser
✓Invite-only — you manage who gets in
✓flamel.dev handles identity only; your server handles everything else
✓All data stored locally in SQLite

Ready to run it?

Create a flamel.dev account, run the server, and open web.flamel.dev.