FLASH

Command line tool

An AI engineering CLI for embedded firmware.

The Flash platform as a command-line tool. Point it at a firmware project and generate, build, and debug for your exact board — without leaving the shell.

Flash CLI investigating a Wi-Fi firmware configuration from the terminal
Flash CLI — project context, investigation results, and the active session in one terminal surface.
Install Flash CLI
macOS · Linux · WSL
$ curl -fsSL https://flash1402225.gitlab.io/flash/install | bash

Five CLI workspaces

01 · Environment

Project

Inspect the platform, devices, system resources, peripherals, host environment, and toolchain in one place.

02 · Review

Changes

Review every file the agent changes and inspect the diff before accepting or shipping it.

03 · Compile

Build

Run builds, follow compiler output, and resolve errors without leaving the active session.

04 · Diagnose

Debug

Connect devices, monitor serial or MQTT output, and debug firmware from the same interface.

05 · Configure

Settings

Manage models, providers, account, usage, and the configuration for the current session.

Where it fits

For whom

Firmware developers who live in the terminal and want Flash inside the workflow they already use.

How it fits

Bring project context, changes, builds, device output, and debugging into one terminal-first session.

Why it matters

Firmware already depends on compilers, flashing tools, logs, and debuggers in the shell, so the context stays where the work happens.

Put Flash in
your shell.