ONE VIEW FROM PLAN TO PRODUCTION

Multitasking
isn’t for you.
It’s for us.

Connect the work. See the whole loop.

See what Claude and Codex are working on, what needs you, and what shipped—across your projects and computers.

LIVE WORK, AT A GLANCE DEMO DATA3 MACHINES · 4 ACTIVE THREADS

3 MACHINES · 4 ACTIVE THREADSHover to explore · Click to keep openTap a signal to see what needs you

ONE RELEASE EVIDENCE BRIEF

Know the work is actually done.

ThreadOps brings together local agent signals, GitHub pull requests and checks, Notion task context, and deployment records. Release control binds the selected agent evidence and check policy to the exact commit you approve.

PRODUCT PREVIEW / DEMO DATA

Your project brief

3 PROJECTS TRACKED

NEEDS YOU02START HERE

ACTIVE NOW04ACROSS 2 AGENTS

RECENTLY LANDED01VERIFIED

START HERETwo projects need a decision

Review the blocked task first, then push the local commits.

2 ACTIONS

Mmoonlit-atlasCitation task is blockedClaude needs a decisionNEEDS YOU

Cclockwork-orchardDashboard work is in progressCodex · 2 commits not pushedACTIVE

Ddragonfly-dossierProduction deployment is healthyPR #184 merged · deployed 6m agoLANDED

THE CONNECTED WORK LOOP

See how every piece of work connects.

Follow one example from project context to two agents on different machines, through review and production, and back to a resolved status. ThreadOps keeps the IDs and evidence while giving the whole team one human-readable thread.

EXAMPLE / ONE CONNECTED DELIVERY THREADDEMO DATA · SUPPORTED CONNECTORS

01CONNECTED

NOTION · PROJECT BRIEF

Ship team handoffs

Owner · Robin · Priority high

02CONNECTED

JIRA · THR-184

Fix mobile navigation

Unowned blocker · ready to claim

03CONNECTED

CODEX · M1 MAC

Mobile menu test pass

codex/polish-mobile-nav · active now

04CONNECTED

CLAUDE · M2 MAC

Connector acceptance tests

Handed off · 4 minutes ago

05CONNECTED

GITHUB · PR #184

Team work loop

Review approved · checks passing

06CONNECTED

RAILWAY · PRODUCTION

clockwork-orchard-web

Healthy · deployed from main

07EVIDENCE

TEAM STATUS · OUTCOME

Blocker resolved

Ticket, review, and deploy linked

AVAILABLE NOW LINKED EVIDENCE PROVIDER REMAINS AUTHORITATIVE

BUILD THE RELEASE EVIDENCE

Connect the work. Enforce the decision.

Start with the project folders and services you already use. ThreadOps reconciles their signals into one release brief while each connected system remains authoritative for its native records.

Connect your work sources

Add project folders once per machine, then connect GitHub and the task or delivery services that provide release context.

Define the release gates

Select the contributing agent threads and exact CI checks that must actually run and pass on the pull-request head.

Approve one commit, then revalidate

Freeze the evidence to a SHA, optionally require a different person to merge, and keep deployment authorization separate.

Agent completion outside GitHub

A “done” message in a pull request is not evidence. ThreadOps links the completed agent session on its machine to the exact head commit, so the release brief shows the work actually finished.

Approval frozen to an exact SHA

An approval applies to one commit. Any new push invalidates it, and everything is revalidated immediately before the merge — never against a moving branch.

Required checks must run—not skip

The CI checks you name must actually run and pass on the pull-request head. A skipped or missing check blocks the release instead of counting as green.

No prompts or source read; approved merges only

ThreadOps never stores prompts or source-file contents. The GitHub credential is used for the merge endpoint only after a person approves the release.

CONNECTED NOW LOCAL AGENTS GITHUB GITLAB JIRA LINEAR NOTION SLACK DISCORD RAILWAY VERCEL NETLIFY

DEMO OPERATIONS / RECONCILED

See the handoff, not just the activity.

ThreadOps connects local agent signal to repository and deployment evidence, so the dashboard can surface the work that needs a decision.

POSSIBLE OVERLAP

CASE / 01

Two agents. One release surface.

Two active agent tasks are using the same branch. ThreadOps asks you to review them before the work diverges.

CODEX Fix OAuth returnsame branch · feat/authCLAUDE Guard auth session

REVIEW BEFORE CONTINUINGHEURISTIC ALERT

EVIDENCE COMPLETE

CASE / 02

One thread, all the way to production.

A session becomes a commit, a reviewed pull request, and a deployment record—without losing the line between them.

14:19Agent session completedCODEX
14:24Commit pushed8F31A2C
14:31Pull request merged#184
14:36Deployment healthyPRODUCTION

WHY THREADOPS

“Agent done” isn’t project done.

A task can finish while changes remain local, another agent duplicates the work, or a deployment never happens. ThreadOps shows the gap.

Catch what needs you

Blocked tasks, duplicate work, uncommitted changes, and missing pushes rise to the top.

Know what landed

Connect agent work to commits, pull requests, and deployments instead of trusting a “done” message.

SIMPLE WORKSPACE PRICING

One person or the whole team.

Start free with one connected machine and no card. Solo is $10/month with unlimited machines and history. Team is billed at exactly $15 per member each month.

Choose your plan

Free$0/monthNo card requiredOne member, one connected machine, and the last 7 days of activity. Upgrade the day your work spans a second machine.

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Team$15/member/month7-day full-access trialEverything in Solo for every member, plus shared workspaces, roles, and duplicate-work detection across the team.4 members$60/month

CONTROL THE DELIVERY LOOP

Merge only when
the work is actually done.

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Multitaskingisn’t for you.It’s for us.