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Watch the loop run.

Five scenes, one continuous flight: an issue lands, gets triaged, is handed to your agent, reviewed, and shipped — with the receipt attached at every step.

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The Inbox

Every issue, pull request and mention lands in one queue. Nothing is answered before it is seen, and nothing is seen twice.

A clay diorama of a sorting inbox: envelopes marked with issue tags arriving on a conveyor toward a small robot clerk.

Triage

The maintainer reads each report, asks the reporter the question a human would, and labels it — bug, duplicate, or worth a fix.

A clay diorama of a triage desk: the robot clerk sorting incoming issue cards into labeled trays under a warm lamp.

Workbench

The real coding goes to your agent — Copilot, Claude Code, OpenHands — with the context packed and the policy attached. Your keys, your metal.

A clay diorama of a workbench: tiny tools, a terminal glowing green, and a sealed context envelope changing hands.

Review Bay

The pull request comes back to a bay of checks: CI green, review passed, policy satisfied — or it goes back with a note. Never merged on vibes.

A clay diorama of a review bay: a pull request card on a lift, emerald check badges lighting up along an inspection gantry.

Ship

Merged, tagged, released — and the audit trail closes behind it. If it is not logged, it did not happen.

A clay diorama of a launch dock: a small ship leaving its berth under a stamped receipt arch, lanterns marking the channel.