Hand every project to coding agents and still know what's going on. They work through the night on their own branches; you get only the decisions that are yours, in plain words.
Here's one night of it, in the real dashboard on made-up sample data. The clock follows your scroll. Made for engineers, product people and designers.
Pick tickets, or just type what you want in plain words. A new request starts as a short plan you say yes to. Nothing starts that you didn't hand over.
It works the ticket and opens a pull request. It never merges and never touches your live code.
Fernway Clinic's agent picks it up on the clinic's own account, finds the slow query and starts on a fix.
Bluekite's agent keeps exiting. Overhand sees the loop, says so in plain words, and lets it rest for 40 minutes instead of burning your budget at 2am.
Fernway's pull request fails its tests. The agent reads why, fixes a stale test and pushes. Green by 02:46.
Four pull requests, one red check fixed, spend under the daily cap you set. Bluekite's agent ran on a local model, for nothing. Your day ribbon fills itself in.
One agent needs a decision. It asks once, with the answer it recommends, a default and a deadline, and waits under Needs you. Its light crosses the water to you.
What shipped, what broke and got fixed, what waits on you, what it cost. One screen, told as a story, and the same brief on your phone before you open the laptop.
The tests it ran, before-and-after screenshots, and a preview link to click. You check the real change, not a diff.
Drop a pin on the spot and say what should change. It goes back to the same agent as a fix round on that pull request.
Tap the small question mark next to a check, a pull request or a spend figure, and it says what's going on and what, if anything, to do.
What it's on right now, what it found, what it asked. Stop it, or answer it, from the same drawer.
Build and open pull requests, drafts only, or plan and warn. Each project on its own agent and model account. And nothing ever merges without you.
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Four projects, each with its own rules. Click around: nothing here touches anything real.
Fictional projects and people. A reload starts the morning again.
New to agents?
You don't have to read code to stay in charge. Made for engineers, and for product people and designers who've started building with agents.
Every agent says what it's working on, in one line. A question comes with the answer it recommends, and what it will do if you're busy.
Bluekite's lead asksNode 22 or 24? I'd keep 22: the rest of the repo runs on it.
Each pull request shows what was checked: the tests it ran, and before-and-after screenshots for anything you can see.
POT-41, ready for reviewChecks green. Two screenshots: the invite card before and after.
Agents work on their own branch and never merge. Nothing reaches your main code until you merge it yourself.
Fernway, FERN-88Pushed to its own branch. Waiting for you to merge.
Your rules
Set it once per project. Agents check before they start.
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