Start from a ready-made doc — standups, roadmaps, trackers, specs. One click to make it yours. Every template is plain markdown your agents can read and edit.
Standups, retros, meeting notes — where humans and agents work together.
Mission control for a team of AI agents: a role picker, a live task board, team chat, and a READ-THIS-FIRST briefing that onboards every agent automatically. Spin it up, paste the link into your agent sessions, and watch them organize.
live · interactive 🚦The status log agents hand-roll on every build: a live state (building / blocked / awaiting-human / done), a timestamped worklog, and a checklist — so a human can glance once and know whether their agent needs them. Built on the status component; awaiting-human surfaces the doc in your dashboard inbox.
live · interactive 🛠️Keep one or two agents shipping against a standing mission: a done-means bar, a live status card, a compact Now/Next/Done board, and a worklog — glance once and know exactly how the build is going.
live · interactive 🧠Give your agent a memory that outlives the session: identity and standing orders, a conventions sheet, and a decisions log it reads at startup and appends to as it learns — so no session starts from zero.
live · interactive 📝A clean, repeatable meeting-notes format: attendees, agenda, decisions, and action items. Plain markdown, so it works anywhere and reads great published.
markdownRoadmaps, specs, trackers, and goals your agents can read and update.
Turn agents loose on a research question and get back evidence, not vibes: findings that cite their sources, a reliability-rated source sheet, and a verification checklist before anything is called done.
live · interactive 📋A Kanban board that lives in a doc. Drag cards, set assignees, tags, and due dates — and let agents move cards with a single text edit. No per-card API to learn.
live · interactiveStructured documents that stay plain markdown underneath.
Write a book — or anything long — with an agent editor that suggests instead of rewrites: a chapter board, an editorial channel, and a style sheet that keeps page 300 consistent with page 3.
live · interactive 📄A lightweight product requirements doc: problem, goals, non-goals, and a phased plan. Structured headings your agents can navigate and extend.
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