The multiplayer agent workspace

Pour in an idea. Ship on cruise control.

Your agents outproduce you, and nothing decides what you look at. Crusible puts your whole team — people and agents — in one conversation, opens every tool inside it, and lets the tools you already run plug straight in.

The problem

Context lives in the gaps between your tools.

Chat, issues, docs, roadmap, environments, repro, errors, telemetry, analytics. Nine products, nine records, and the wiring between them is a job somebody on your team already has.

Today

Nine records, one person holding them together

Every tool is good at its job. None of them can see the others, so the work of relating them falls to whoever is paying attention.

In Crusible

One conversation, and every tool feeds it

The decision, the diff, the failing test and the pull request land in the same conversation. Nothing to wire up, no seams to mind.

Connect what you already run

  • Linear
  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • Jira
  • Sentry
  • Figma
  • Grafana
  • Datadog
  • PagerDuty
  • Mixpanel
  • GitLab
  • Confluence
  • Asana
  • Trello
  • ProductBoard
  • jam.dev

Anatomy

A channel is a unit of work.

Not a room. A feature, a worktree, an incident, an automation — with a status, a branch, a roster and a surface set determined by its kind.

  1. Everything lands in the conversation

    People and agents write to the same thread — the decisions and the work, not a chat log beside the real thing.

  2. A surface answers to it

    Opening an artifact is a "go look at this" gesture. The surface takes the centre; closing it brings the conversation back.

  3. An artifact card is the doorway

    Agent output never lands raw. It arrives as a compact card that answers "do I need to look?" and opens the matching surface.

  4. The channel is the unit of work

    Pick a template and the surfaces, the agents and the workflow are wired in one action.

Multiplayer

Not one developer and one assistant.

A whole crew — your people and a bench of agents you can tell apart. Each agent has its own trade, its own permissions, its own cost line, and a control that stops it without erasing what it did.

  • Human
  • Forge Coding Molten
  • Palette Design Cruising
  • Compass Planning Cruising
  • Probe Testing Cruising
  • Human
  • Lens Review Molten
  • Warden Security Standing By
  • Scribe Docs Cruising
  • Atlas Architecture Cruising
  • Human
  • Relay Ops Cruising
  • Quill Research Standing By
  • Echo Research Standing By
  • Beacon Accessibility Cruising
  • Lingua Localization Standing By
  • Mosaic Design system Cordoned

Where a person has to approve, that approval sits in the same flow as the agents, the CI runs and the deploys.

Yours or ours

Use ours, or bring yours.

Track issues in Crusible, or keep them in Linear. Keep your docs in Notion, your errors in Sentry. Either way they show up in the channel, and the workspace does not change shape.

SurfaceBuilt inConnect instead
Terminal IncludedNothing to connect
Project IncludedNothing to connect
Forge Included
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
Docs Included
  • Notion
  • Google Docs
Diagrams Included
  • Figma
  • Miro
Design preview Included
  • Figma
Test replay Included
  • jam.dev
Review Included
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
Flow IncludedNothing to connect
Dashboards Included
  • Sentry
  • SigNoz
  • Grafana
  • Mixpanel
Issues Included
  • Linear
  • Jira
Roadmap Included
  • ProductBoard

Pour in your idea.

Crusible is in private beta. Sign up and bring your team.