Worklone

Coding agents got good at writing code. They never got good at working with people. Worklone is the room where your team and the agent share one repo, one thread, and one machine in the cloud. Solo agents live in a tab or a terminal. The rest of the team only sees a screenshot in Slack. Context dies with the session. Parallel work stalls on one laptop. New people spend a day just getting set up.

Worklone is Slack for coding agents: a multiplayer environment for agents and humans. You @worklone the agent in a room (or from a GitHub issue). It spins up a private cloud machine with your repo, your keys, and your dependencies. The plan, the run, and the diff sit next to the conversation that asked for it. Everyone in the room watches the same thing

Why it feels like Slack

• One shared thread: team and agent, not a private tab

• Diff next to the chat that produced it

• Live documents: cursors, comments, agent edits in the same page

• Rooms, Review, Automations, Analytics each tab does one job

• Isolated machines that sleep when idle; your GitHub, your keys, never used for training

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