FlutterGo

Searches the App Store and Google Play for published apps similar to the user's idea and saves their screenshots in the project as design references. Returns up to 12 apps with their name, store, rating, store link and public screenshot URLs, for the user to choose the look of their app. Used at the start of a new app, before the plan.

find_reference_apps

Returns the progress of the latest Android APK build for a project. When phase is success the result includes downloadUrl for the APK.

get_android_build_status

Returns the progress of the latest Figma import for a project and, when it is complete, the path to figma/OVERVIEW.md and the imported screens.

get_figma_import_status

Returns whether a project is linked to a GitHub repository and whether the user's GitHub account is connected to FlutterGo. When GitHub is not connected, the result includes installUrl and authorizeUrl for the user to open in a browser.

get_github_repo_status

Returns the app store publishing status for a project: whether its GitHub repository and App Store / Google Play setup are complete, the latest deployment job, and setupUrl, the FlutterGo settings page where the user completes that setup.

get_store_deploy_status

Returns which build stage a project is on (plan, design kit, foundation, entry screens, tab screens, detail and settings, craft check, preview), which files that stage still needs, and the brief for writing them. Use it after create_project and when resuming a build in a new chat.

get_build_stage

Returns the signed-in user's available FlutterGo credits and current plan, and which features are enabled for the account.

get_plan

Returns details for one FlutterGo project (id, name, metadata, entry file). Use it to confirm which project an id or name refers to.

get_project

Summarizes what a project's code already contains (screens and routes, data models with their fields, repositories real or mock, state, Supabase/HTTP calls from the app, server endpoints, collections and env key names) and what was already decided: decisions, open questions, acceptance criteria and assumptions. Call it before reading files so you open only the ones you need and keep earlier decisions.

get_project_map

Returns the Flutter web preview state for a project: phase, the preview url when running, and compile errors when it failed. Use it to check progress after start_web_preview.

get_web_preview_status

Imports a Figma file into the project: screens, layout data and images are downloaded from Figma into the project's figma/ folder. Requires a connected Figma account (connect_connector with connector=figma). Check progress with get_figma_import_status.

import_figma_file

Imports the user's own Flutter app from a .zip they attached in the chat as a new FlutterGo project. FlutterGo downloads the archive, finds the app (pubspec.yaml and lib/main.dart), keeps its code and assets, leaves out build caches and oversize files, and adds the Android, iOS and web setup a preview and an APK build need. Returns the new project id, the entry file, how many files were imported and what was left out. The imported app can then be previewed, built and edited with the other project tools.

import_project

Imports files the user attached in the chat (a .zip asset kit, or individual images) into the project's assets folder. FlutterGo downloads the attachments and unpacks them on its servers. Use it when the user supplies their own designs, icons or photos. Files already at the same paths are replaced. Returns the written paths and the folders to list under flutter.assets in pubspec.yaml.

import_assets

Returns whether the user has connected GitHub, Figma, Firebase and Supabase to FlutterGo.

list_connectors

Lists file metadata for a project (path, type, size, modified time). Pass since to return only files changed after a timestamp.

list_files

Lists the signed-in user's FlutterGo projects with their ids and names. Use it to find the project id other tools need, or to resume a build started in an earlier chat.

list_projects

Records the app the user chose as their design reference: the number or name of an app from find_reference_apps, an app name or store link the user typed, or "none" to design from the idea. For a chosen app it saves its full screenshot set and returns research notes from its store page, reviews and website, which list its features and the most common complaints.

pick_reference_app

Copies the latest files from the linked GitHub repository into the FlutterGo project, replacing the project versions. Use it when the user changed code on GitHub and wants those changes in FlutterGo.

pull_from_github

Commits the project's current files to its linked GitHub repository, so the repository's files match the project. Use it when the user asks to publish or back up their code on GitHub.

push_to_github

Reads one text file from a project (Dart, YAML, JSON, Markdown, HTML, SVG, CSS) as a window of lines. Use offset and limit to page through long files.

get_file

Saves the features the user approved for their app, the complaints it will fix, and anything else they asked for. get_build_stage includes them in the plan brief.

save_app_features

Searches a project's text files for a case-insensitive literal substring and returns matching file paths, line numbers and snippets. Use it to locate code or text without reading every file.

search_files

Starts building an Android APK for the project on FlutterGo servers. Uses one FlutterGo build credit, returned if the build fails. Check progress with get_android_build_status.

start_android_build

Compiles the project into a Flutter web preview hosted by FlutterGo and returns a preview link. Anyone who has the link can open the preview, so share it only with people you want to see the app. Use it after the build stages are complete. The compile runs in the background; check it with get_web_preview_status. If the project still has issues that block a preview, it is not started and the response lists them.

start_web_preview

Creates or overwrites up to 50 text files (Dart, YAML, JSON, Markdown) in a project in one call and lints the Dart files. Returns the written paths, lint issues that block the preview, and the project's build progress (current stage and the files it still lacks). Existing files at the same paths are replaced. Images, icons and animations are added by fetch_assets and import_assets.

apply_code

Creates or overwrites a single text file in a project. Use it to change one file; an existing file at the same path is replaced.

write_file