TeamFlow
Observability, automation and agentic SDLC management: every agent workstream on one board, stuck agents found and fixed, and code that never leaves your organisation.
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Architecture
A plugin on each developer machine (and CI via GitHub OIDC) reports derived state only (stage, status and ticket key) to a single-Lambda service at codercat.io, which pushes it live to the board and keeps it in step with Linear, GitHub Issues and Jira through webhooks and a nightly history import.
Case study
TeamFlow
Coding agents made delivery fast and invisible at the same time. Leads could no longer see which agent was working on what, which session had crashed, or why a ticket had stalled.
TeamFlow is the DevOps harness for agentic software delivery, live at codercat.io.
What it does
- One delivery board. One row per person, one column per step: Local Dev, Local Test, Local Audit, Merge, CI/CD, Dev Test, Dev Audit, Verified, Done. A failed step sends the card back and shows why.
- Live agent tracking. Each Claude Code session sends a heartbeat every two minutes. The board tells a stuck agent, a crashed session and an offline machine apart.
- Automatic fixes. Every five minutes TeamFlow looks for stopped work. It ends dead agents, nudges a hung agent once and restarts a plan only after a real crash. What it can't fix safely goes to a person.
- Your trackers, kept in step. Linear, GitHub Issues and Jira Cloud connect directly. Closing or moving a ticket on the board updates the tracker.
- Every agent client. Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI and JetBrains Junie report through their own hooks.
Privacy by design
Reports never carry prompts, code, diffs, commands, logs or issue text. Only the derived state leaves the machine: the stage, the status and the ticket key. The service checks this again when each report arrives.
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