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Web Platform Overview

FluxLoop Web Platform is a cloud-based AI agent testing and simulation platform. It visualizes test results generated from CLI and Claude Code plugin, enables team collaboration, and tracks agent performance.

What is FluxLoop Web?​

FluxLoop Web provides three core capabilities:

  1. Result Visualization: Visualize test results executed locally on the web
  2. Team Collaboration: Share projects and scenarios with team members
  3. Scenario Management: Centrally manage test scenarios in the cloud

How It Works​

graph LR
    A[Local Development] --> B[Run Tests]
    B --> C[CLI/Claude Code]
    C --> D[Upload Results]
    D --> E[Web Platform]
    E --> F[View & Share]
    F --> G[Team Collaboration]

1. Run Tests Locally​

Test your agent locally using Claude Code or CLI:

# Claude Code
/fluxloop test

# CLI
fluxloop test

2. Upload Results​

After tests complete, automatically upload results to the web platform:

fluxloop sync upload

3. View on Web​

View and analyze results at results.fluxloop.ai.

Key Features​

📊 Result Visualization​

View test results in an intuitive dashboard:

  • Conversation Traces: Conversation flow between agent and users
  • Performance Metrics: Response time, token usage, success rate
  • Error Analysis: Root cause analysis of failed tests
  • Comparison Views: Compare multiple test runs

🤝 Team Collaboration​

Develop agents together with your team:

  • Shared Projects: Share projects with team members
  • Scenario Library: Manage reusable test scenarios
  • Comments & Feedback: Add comments directly to results
  • Access Control: Manage permissions per project

🔄 Cloud Sync​

Automatic synchronization between local and cloud:

  • Pull Scenarios: Import scenarios created on the web to local
  • Push Results: Upload local test results to web
  • Version Control: Scenario version management
  • API Access: Programmatic access via API keys

Getting Started​

1. Create Account​

Create a free account at app.fluxloop.ai.

2. Generate API Key​

Generate an API key on the web platform:

  1. Settings → API Keys
  2. Click "Create New API Key"
  3. Enter key name (e.g., "My Development Key")
  4. Save the generated key securely

3. Authenticate Locally​

Authenticate using the API key in CLI or Claude Code:

# Claude Code
/fluxloop setup

# CLI
fluxloop auth login

4. Connect Project​

Connect your local project to a web platform project:

fluxloop projects

5. Pull Scenarios​

Import scenarios created on the web to local:

fluxloop sync pull

You're all set! Run tests locally and view results on the web.

Web Platform vs. Local Testing​

FeatureLocal (CLI/Claude Code)Web Platform
Test Execution✅ Run tests locally❌ No execution (view only)
Result Storage📁 Local files☁️ Cloud storage
Visualization📄 JSON/Terminal output📊 Interactive dashboard
Team Sharing❌ Manual file sharing✅ Automatic sharing
History🔄 Git-based⏱️ Built-in versioning
Collaboration💬 External tools needed💬 Built-in comments
Access Control🔐 File system permissions🔐 Role-based access

Use Cases​

Individual Developers​

Test quickly locally and upload only important results to the web:

# Quick local test
fluxloop test

# Upload only important results
fluxloop sync upload --scenario "critical-paths"

Team Development​

Share scenarios with teammates and analyze results together:

# Pull team scenarios
fluxloop sync pull

# Run tests
fluxloop test

# Upload results (teammates can view immediately)
fluxloop sync upload

CI/CD Pipeline​

Monitor automated test results on the web:

# .github/workflows/test.yml
- name: Run FluxLoop Tests
  run: |
    fluxloop test
    fluxloop sync upload
  env:
    FLUXLOOP_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.FLUXLOOP_API_KEY }}

Pricing​

FluxLoop Web Platform offers the following plans:

  • Free: For individual developers (100 test runs/month)
  • Team: For team collaboration (1,000 test runs/month)
  • Enterprise: For large organizations (unlimited test runs)

For detailed pricing information, visit fluxloop.ai/pricing.

Next Steps​

Support​

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