Linear, for agents.
Chatting is overrated. See what your sessions are working on, which tasks block which, and the next thing to start. Local by default, live with your team.
todo · 2
in-progress · 2
in-review · 1
Chatting is overrated. See what your sessions are working on, which tasks block which, and the next thing to start. Local by default, live with your team.
todo · 2
in-progress · 2
in-review · 1
Demo
Try a live demo yourself (nothing ever goes wrong with live demos, right?)
Chat vs. board
Same agent, same work. A transcript makes you scroll back and rebuild it in your head. A board just shows you.
A chat window
…that one's landed. Exact SKU matches rank above fuzzy now.
and the /health route
Up for review since yesterday. I think you have it open somewhere.
wait, did the discount codes thing land
Not yet. You asked me to hold that until the cart state moved into the session store, which went in about an hour ago. I can pick it up now if you want.
ok. what else is open
Right now: the search index cache, rate limiting on the search endpoint, and the /health route is sitting in review waiting on you. There was also the…
Dispatch
backlog 1
todo 3
in-progress 2
in-review 1
done 2
Features
Type it all out. It becomes tasks.
Describe the work. The planner drafts tasks and what blocks what.
Tasks flow both directions. Your tracker stays current.
Same board, everyone's sessions.
The one chat we kept. One place to steer every session. It asks before it acts.
Install
Local by default. Opt into Linear sync and team sharing when you want them.
brew install --cask wsoule/tap/dispatch
Signed and notarized. Ships the dispatch CLI on your PATH.
Built with itself. This repo's backlog is in .dispatch/, and commits tagged (run r-…) were written by its agents.