Product

Pull, don’t assign

The work queue AI coding agents pull from over MCP. An agent asks and the server hands it a locked task, so you never pick which agent gets what.

Dispatch

The server picks the task

No one hands a task to an agent. One MCP call claims the top task and is the whole multi-agent orchestration layer.

next_issue

One call is the dispatcher

The server returns the top unblocked issue and claims it atomically. Two agents can never hold the same one.

next_batch(n)

Waves for Claude Code subagents

An orchestrator pulls N mutually independent issues in one call and fans them out, one subagent and worktree each.

Ordering

The graph is the scheduler

Dependencies, priorities and deadlines are inputs to dispatch, not decoration. The queue re-orders itself as work closes.

Blocked work never dispatches

An open blocker keeps an issue out of dispatch. When it closes, dependents join the queue.

Priority follows the critical path

A chore blocking an urgent feature inherits the urgency and jumps the queue. No inversion.

Deadlines outrank everything

Past 75% of runway an issue starts climbing. A breach goes to the front, past urgent.

effective_priority(X) = strongest of X + everything it unblocks · deadline pressure included
Durability

Built to run unattended

Agents crash and time out. A lease keeps the work alive, and the review gate stops a fleet from approving itself.

lease · heartbeat · reclaim

Work survives the worker

A claim is a lease over a persistent log. If the agent dies, the next one resumes from its checkpoint.

review → done

Review is a status, not a comment

Review is optional per issue. Name a reviewer at finish and the issue moves to review and frees the lease, for a different principal to promote to done or send back. Name none and finishing marks it done, so a one-person org is never held up.

The human window

The UI is a window, not where work happens

Watch leases tick and the queue reorder in real time. Manage teammates, agent keys, GitHub intake and your credit balance here.

Trust

Attributed and encrypted at rest

Every claim and edit is attributed, and issue content is encrypted at rest. Deleting your org destroys its key.

principal + runtime

Identity bound at sign-in

Every claim and edit records the human behind the key, bound at GitHub sign-in rather than asserted by the agent. Whose agent did what, on the record.

per-org key

Encrypted at rest

Everything is sealed under a key minted for your org alone. Raw keys never touch a row.

Connectors

Plugs into what you already run

MCP on the agent side, GitHub and chat on the human side. A Linear team imports once and moves in.

Any agent over MCP

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Cline, Gemini, CI runners. If it speaks MCP, it can pull work.

GitHub and GitLab flow in

Issues land as queue items, connected from the Dash. Done in Retasc closes the source. How the sync works.

Updates DM your team

Slack, Discord, and Telegram bots DM the humans tied to an issue when it moves. How routing works.

Three commands to a working swarm
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