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[info] ai-native operational life platform
Personal todos, team projects, CI/CD pipelines, bug tracking, site monitoring, docs, and OKR-driven life planning — unified in a single graph, with AI agents that are teammates, not tools. Stop paying the integration tax across six siloed apps. Your grocery list and your deployment pipeline finally live in the same place.
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the problem
Your day lives across six silos — Todoist, Linear, Notion, GitHub Actions, Datadog, Lattice. Each owns one slice of your life. None of them talk to each other. Every connection is a brittle webhook or a manual copy-paste.
Every PM tool bolted on an “AI feature” — Jira Intelligence, Linear auto-triage, Notion AI. They summarize and suggest. None of them can actually triage a bug, link it to a deploy, and act as a team member with its own tasks and accountability.
“Pick up groceries” and “deploy the API” live in different tools, tracked differently. But cognitive load doesn’t respect tool boundaries. You need to see everything competing for your time in one place.
how it works
Every item, document, event, and signal feeds a single context graph. RAG over that graph gives every agent full situational awareness — and gives you the same context surfaced, so you stop reconstructing it across five tabs.
An “item” is the universal unit. A personal todo, a sprint task, a bug, and an OKR key result are all items. Your grocery list and your deployment checklist use the same engine.
Scrum, kanban, waterfall, GTD — these aren’t different systems, they’re views on the same items. Switch without migrating. Run scrum for dev, kanban for design, GTD for life.
One inbox captures everything. Your personal OKRs (“exercise 4×/week”) live alongside professional KRs (“reduce p95 by 30%”). Both link to the work that drives them.
the difference
AI agents aren’t tools you use — they’re colleagues with roles, permissions, and accountability. They’re assigned tasks, report in standups, flag blockers, and show up in the team view right next to the humans. Configure each one’s autonomy: inform, suggest, act, or fully delegate.
Runs your standup, drafts priorities, tracks OKRs.
Routes incoming bugs, classifies severity, links context.
Picks up implementation tasks and ships first drafts.
Does first-pass reviews, flags blockers before humans.
Writes and runs tests, verifies fixes in sandboxes.
Watches metrics 24/7, correlates anomalies with deploys.
Answers questions over your wiki, tickets, and history.
Routes work between agents and humans, resolves conflicts.
features
One daily planner that pulls from every source — assigned tasks, due-soon items, your objectives, key results, and unread notifications. Everything competing for your time.
One feed across the whole graph: assignments, updates, comments, mentions, DMs, pings — each color-coded, with deep links straight into the subject item.
Scrum, kanban, waterfall, agile-hybrid, GTD, or your own custom workflow — all views on the same universal item. Scale from a checklist to an enterprise portfolio.
Multi-level objectives from company down to personal. Key results link to the actual items driving them, so progress auto-computes from completed work.
See build and deploy status inside the task view. Tasks auto-close on deploy. If monitoring detects degradation, an incident ticket is created and rollback suggested.
Structured docs, ADRs, runbooks, living docs that flag when they go stale. A knowledge-base agent answers questions by searching your entire operational history.
pricing
Agent compute is included in every tier. Personal is the wedge — get in with your todos, upgrade when you need team features.
The GTD / todo layer.
For solo operators & indie hackers.
Small teams who need a PM they can’t hire.
Business ($59/seat) adds OKR cascade, audit logs & SSO · Enterprise offers self-hosting, custom integrations & SLAs.
“Notion + Linear + Todoist + StatusPage + Wiki — but the AI isn’t a feature, it’s a co-worker.”
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