Whatever keeps going, give it a thread.

Each example is one thread over weeks or months: what came in, what you wrote, and where you picked up again.

Where your coding agent stopped
Claude Code on Monday, Codex on Thursday, one thread per task. Each picks up where the other stopped.
Pro agents in your threads
Five streams at once, each where you left it
Before you switch, one line: stopped here, next. When you come back, the thread’s last note says where to start.
Free nothing to set up
Everything you’re waiting on
The lease, the laptops, the insurance audit. Each is a thread, and Waiting becomes Monday’s list of who to chase.
Free nothing to set up
Out of the chats, into the right thread
Forward a Telegram message to your own bot, set up once in n8n or Make, and tap the thread it belongs to. Slack mentions and email filters file themselves.
Pro messages from your apps
Client work without the email archaeology
A thread you share with the client and one you keep to yourself. Every change of plan has a date and a name.
Pro sharing
The brag doc your repository helps write
Your repository’s pull requests file themselves into a thread of their own. You note what git can’t see, and at review time your agent drafts from both.
Pro pull requests and agents
Team
Dana
Active
You3 Mar 10:45
1:1. She wants to lead the search project, but presenting to the directors makes her nervous.
To do: Me: ask Elena for a slot at the April review
To do: Dana: a one-page plan
You2 Apr 17:05
Presented the search plan. Clear, a little fast, and the directors said yes. #win
Notes on each of your reports
A private thread per person: 1:1s, wins, worries and what each of you promised. When reviews come, the year is already there.
Free nothing to set up
A lab notebook your script fills in
Every run arrives with its parameters, table and plot. Your chapters link to the run behind each claim.
Pro results from a script
Mum’s care: one of you writes, all of you know
You’re the one nearby, so you write: the new dose with a photo of the label, the X-ray, the pension office’s letter. Your sister and brother read it, and stop asking.
Pro sharing
Settling a parent’s estate
A thread for the bank, the pension, the house and the tax office. You write it down once; your sister, your brother and the lawyer read it instead of calling.
Pro sharing
A claim you have to chase
Every call with a name and a reference, the photos and the quotes, in the order they happened. When the adjuster changes, you read out the story instead of rebuilding it.
Free nothing to set up
A renovation everyone can follow
The builder adds photos, you add decisions, and every change has a price. “I never approved that” ends with one search.
Pro sharing
A residence permit and a mortgage, at once
Each letter, call and photo goes into its thread, and Waiting says what you’re waiting for. “I sent it on 2 October” is a fact.
Free nothing to set up

Invoice	Old VAT	New VAT
10482	20%	21%
10517	20%	21%
10533	20%	21%

Sensor	Drift	Error
A	0.42	±0.03
B	0.39	±0.04

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Where your coding agent stopped

Five streams at once, each where you left it

Everything you’re waiting on

Out of the chats, into the right thread

Client work without the email archaeology

The brag doc your repository helps write

Notes on each of your reports

A lab notebook your script fills in

Mum’s care: one of you writes, all of you know

Settling a parent’s estate

A claim you have to chase

A renovation everyone can follow

A residence permit and a mortgage, at once

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