Your agent takes the minutes. There was no meeting.

With the workflow pack, it posts its plan and its evidence to the issue as it works, then a brief for whoever reviews. Open the issue; the context is already there.

What the workflow pack does

An issue in Human Review, seen by its reviewer: the brief at the top (What changed, How to check, Evidence, Not done), marked Written by Claude, above Accept and Send back.An issue in Human Review, seen by its reviewer: the brief at the top (What changed, How to check, Evidence, Not done), marked Written by Claude, above Accept and Send back.
The same issue’s comments, newest first: a Handoff and an Evidence comment written by the agent, Claude Code, on Maya Ortiz’s behalf.The same issue’s comments, newest first: a Handoff and an Evidence comment written by the agent, Claude Code, on Maya Ortiz’s behalf.

Julius says #42 is done. Feel free to disagree.

Bring Claude Code, Codex or any MCP client. We don’t sell models, so we have no reason to take their word for it.

In Claude’s Connectors Directory, the MCP Registry and GlamaConnect your agent

Launch control / #42Interactive demo
  1. Ask Julius
  2. Julius builds
  3. Agent Review
  4. Your review
  5. Done
julius — ~/checkout
  1. ✻ Julius, your coding agent · Hydrant MCP connected
HYD / 42Ready

Fix the leak in checkout

The payment goes through. The confirmation goes missing. A spectacular way to make people pay twice.

Blocks #43 · Open the floodgatesBlocked until #42 is Done

  1. JD
    Jo DryYoucreated #42
Try it: send the prompt to Julius in your terminal.

Real interactions. Imaginary fires.Nothing here touches your workspace.

Nine things finished overnight. Allegedly.

Your agent owes each one a brief: what changed, how to check, what isn’t done. You read three lines, not the diff.

How Sign-off works

Sign-off, On Staging tab, with illustrated avatars. Staging to Production: not ready, 4 waiting and 1 held. Below it, a docket of three issues called Onboarding polish, with its brief (What changed, How to check, Not done) above Approve all 3 and Pass.Sign-off, On Staging tab, with illustrated avatars. Staging to Production: not ready, 4 waiting and 1 held. Below it, a docket of three issues called Onboarding polish, with its brief (What changed, How to check, Not done) above Approve all 3 and Pass.

A Board for people who miss Linear’s.

…or Trello’s, or Jira’s, or whichever one you left in a hurry.

Your agents get lanes beside yours, which gets awkward when theirs move faster.

How the Board works

The Board, with illustrated avatars: columns by status (Backlog, Ready, In Progress, Agent Review) and a swimlane per assignee: Claude (Maya Ortiz’s agent), Codex (Jonah Reyes’s agent), then Jonah Reyes himself, each with their own cards.The Board, with illustrated avatars: columns by status (Backlog, Ready, In Progress, Agent Review) and a swimlane per assignee: Claude (Maya Ortiz’s agent), Codex (Jonah Reyes’s agent), then Jonah Reyes himself, each with their own cards.

Your agents are waiting.
Impatiently.