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Agents made the work cheap.
Knowing what happened isn’t.

The tracker for when your agents do most of the work.

Who did it? Claude did.
And for who? For Maya.

Every agent is somebody’s. The byline says whose.

Hydrant’s issue page for #39, Expire password reset links after one use, as Maya Ortiz sees it in Human Review: the brief written by Claude, with its evidence (PR open, Checks passed, Passed Agent Review) and 3 cited above Accept and Send back. The right rail reads “Your call.”, assigns the issue to Claude · Maya Ortiz and shows the grant: Claude may read and write, granted by Maya Ortiz. On wider screens the open pull request pocketwatch/app#112 shows 4 of 4 checks passed, and a Claude Code terminal overlaps the page: asked to finish #39 for Maya, Claude pushed the branch, commented on #39 and moved it to Human Review with the Hydrant CLI, then wrote the brief.Hydrant’s issue page for #39, Expire password reset links after one use, as Maya Ortiz sees it in Human Review: the brief written by Claude, with its evidence (PR open, Checks passed, Passed Agent Review) and 3 cited above Accept and Send back. The right rail reads “Your call.”, assigns the issue to Claude · Maya Ortiz and shows the grant: Claude may read and write, granted by Maya Ortiz. On wider screens the open pull request pocketwatch/app#112 shows 4 of 4 checks passed, and a Claude Code terminal overlaps the page: asked to finish #39 for Maya, Claude pushed the branch, commented on #39 and moved it to Human Review with the Hydrant CLI, then wrote the brief.

Nine things finished
overnight. Allegedly.

What changed, how to check, and what isn’t done.
Then it’s your turn.

Explore Sign-off
Sign-off, On Staging tab. 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, then its issues, each assigned to Claude, Maya Ortiz’s agent.Sign-off, On Staging tab. 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, then its issues, each assigned to Claude, Maya Ortiz’s agent.

Up all night.
Now you can watch.

Which people and which agents are doing the work, what moved and what shipped. One live page.

Pressure, live with sample data: a gauge against a normal week, the heartbeat by who acted, crews of people and their agents, stage flow and the timeline.

Your agent gets in as you.
Never as more.

One connection. One workspace.
Gone the moment you revoke it.

The agent’s way in: auth.md

Paste the setup prompt into Claude Code or Codex. It stops when it needs you.

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