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Agent Double does the work.
You make the calls.

Your team asks in Slack. Your Double investigates in your codebase and prepares the answer, the fix or the feature. You decide — from one app.

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Sarah 11:24 AM@VictorDouble a client filtered for unpaid invoices, but paid ones show up on page 2. Bug on our side?
VictorDouble APP 11:24 AMOn it, Sarah. Victor will review what I find before I get back to you.investigating acme/app
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Bug · Acme billing · from #customer-success

Paid invoices show up on page 2

✓ traced — filter “unpaid”, then page 2✓ root cause — nextPage() drops the status param✓ fix ready on its own branch
src/invoices/pagination.ts+2 −1
const params = new URLSearchParams({
− page: String(page + 1),
+ ...filters,
+ page: String(page + 1),
});
Reply to SarahIt was on our side: page 2 was losing the “unpaid” filter. The fix is ready and goes out with the next release.

Why

Not another coding agent. The layer above them.

Agents can write the code. But before any of them gets to work, someone has to notice the request, understand it, dig up the context and turn it into something actionable. Today, that someone is you — dozens of times a day. Your Double takes that part.

YouReview and decide
prioritiesproductarchitecture
Your DoubleEverything in between
noticeunderstandfind contextinvestigateprepare
Coding agentsWrite the code
Claude CodeCodexyour agents

How it works

From a Slack message to a merged fix.

  1. 01 · SlackA bug is reportedSarah mentions your Double in the thread, like she'd mention you.
  2. 02 · CodebaseIt finds the fixIt traces the bug to the line in your repository and prepares the fix on its own branch.
  3. 03 · AppYou approveThe fix and the reply to Sarah are waiting. One review, one click opens the pull request.
  4. 04 · App + SlackIt’s mergedGreen CI, one click to merge from the ticket, and Sarah has her answer in the thread.

What you get

Answers, fixes, features. Ready before you open the app.

Questions

An answer written for them

From your code, with sources. Plain words for sales, mechanisms for a developer — in the language they asked in.

#sales · Nora“A prospect asks if SSO is included on Team. Can I say yes?”
Not today — SSO is only switched on for the Business plan. Victor can decide whether to make an exception.
sources · billing/plans.ts · auth/sso/guard.ts
Bugs

A fix, one click from its branch

Traced to the line, with the fix and a reply for whoever reported it. One click and it opens the pull request.

#customer-success · Sarahtracedsourcedfix ready
src/invoices/pagination.ts+2 −1
const params = new URLSearchParams({
− page: String(page + 1),
+ ...filters,
+ page: String(page + 1),
});
Features

A plan, ready to build

Scoped against your codebase, with the files it touches — and the one question only you can answer. Small ones open as a pull request, bigger ones go to Claude Code or Codex in one prompt.

#product · InèsExport filtered invoices to CSV
ScopeReuse current filters, add an Export button, stream large files.
Touchesinvoices/export.ts
invoices/filters.ts
Include archived invoices? — your call

Control

It prepares. You approve.

On its own branches

Fixes and features go to their own branch as a pull request, only when you ask. Your main branch stays untouched.

Nothing ships without you

It never merges or deploys on its own. Replies wait for your review, unless you let it send the ones it’s sure of.

The right audience

It answers when asked, in channels you allow, and only discusses a project with people allowed to see it.

Stay in the loop.
Not in every thread.

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