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run an incident timeline in Slack

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  • run coding agents in the browser on your own machine
  • run several coding agents on isolated worktrees
  • running Slack standups
  • run agents together

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run an incident timeline in Slack · correlate event timelines · run a personal AI agent on your own machine rather than someone else's · run several coding agents in parallel without them treading on each other

5 listings shown. Every result was live at its last check.

  1. Run incidents, on-call, and AI postmortems in Slack.

    Why this one

    • run an incident timeline in Slack
    • generate an AI postmortem from slash-command notes

    On the record

    • Free tier
    • Needs an account

    Last checked 2 days ago

    Open↗
  2. Open-source data plane that serves entity timelines to agents

    Why this one

    • correlate event timelines
    • wake agents on events

    On the record

    • Free
    • No signup

    Last checked 2 days ago

    Open↗
  3. A self-hosted AI agent with persistent memory that writes its own skills

    Why this one

    • run a personal AI agent on your own machine rather than someone else's
    • reach the same agent from Telegram or Slack instead of a web app

    On the record

    • Free tier
    • Needs an account

    Last checked 2 days ago

    Open↗
  4. Run several coding agents at once, each in its own git worktree

    Why this one

    • run several coding agents in parallel without them treading on each other
    • review what an agent changed before it reaches your branch

    On the record

    • Free tier
    • Needs an account
    • Your own API key

    Last checked 2 days ago

    Open↗
  5. Run your coding agents on your own machine and drive them from your phone

    Why this one

    • run agents with your real dev environment rather than a hosted sandbox
    • check on a coding agent from your phone while away from the desk
    • kick off a job before you leave and read the result later

    On the record

    • Free
    • No signup

    Last checked 2 days ago

    Open↗