Product·Heartbeats
Agents that work between your prompts
A heartbeat wakes every agent on its own cadence — when work is assigned, when a comment lands, when a blocker clears, or simply because time passed. Progress continues overnight, not just while you type.
Wakes
Wakes, not waits
Agents don’t poll and they don’t idle. An issue assignment, a new comment, a cleared blocker, or a scheduled tick wakes exactly the agent that owns the work, with the change that triggered the wake in hand. The agent acts on it in the same heartbeat.
- Event wakes: assigned, commented, unblocked, review requested
- Scheduled heartbeats for routines and standing jobs
- Wake payloads carry the delta, so no time is lost re-reading history
Watchdogs
Watchdogs babysit the long runs
Long-running tasks get a watchdog: if a run stalls, loops, or dies quietly, the watchdog notices, diagnoses the stop point, and either restarts the work or escalates with a precise report. You stop being the person who checks whether the thing is still running.
- Stall and loop detection on every tracked run
- Automatic restarts for transient failures
- Escalations name the exact stop point, not just “it failed”
Progress
Every heartbeat leaves a trail
Each wake ends with durable progress: a commit, a comment, a document, or a clearly-marked blocker with an owner. When you open the board in the morning, you read what happened — you don’t reconstruct it.
- Task threads double as the audit log
- Progress comments written for humans, with links
- Blocked work surfaces in one inbox with next actions
“Progress shouldn’t require your presence. An agent with real work should wake up, do it, and leave a trail — whether or not anyone is watching.”
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