Going further

Copy a flow for AI

One flow gives you two outputs for two readers. The Flow overview is to READ. This is to PASTE — machine-facing context you hand your own AI before asking it a question about your database. Same flow, shaped for a model instead of a person.

1. Open the flow’s Flow overview, then click Copy context for AI at the top of the document.

   It carries the whole flow — objects, connections, business logic, gotchas, failure notes, columns — not just the readable narrative the overview gives you.

2. Paste it into your own AI — Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you run — then ask your question. Context first, question second.

   ZestreaDB never calls an AI; the document goes straight from your clipboard into the tool you already trust — nothing routes through us.

3. It’s built for a model, so it reads differently from the overview: empty fields say so plainly ("No gotchas recorded" rather than nothing), and if any object has drifted from the live schema, that warning is at the very top.

   A model shouldn’t read a blank as "there are no gotchas", or answer confidently from documentation that no longer matches the database — so both are stated outright, not left to inference.