Agent Double does the work.
You make the calls.
Your team asks in Slack. Your Double investigates in your codebase and prepares the answer. You review it and decide — from one app.
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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.
How it works
From a Slack message to a reviewed answer.
- 01 · SlackSomeone asksSarah mentions your Double in the thread, like she'd mention you.
- 02 · CodebaseIt investigatesIt reads the repository you connected, traces the answer to the line and cites its sources.
- 03 · AppYou reviewThe draft reply is waiting in your app. Edit it, adjust the tone, or ask for more detail.
- 04 · SlackSarah gets her answerYou send it, and the reply lands in the original thread.
What you get
Answers first. Ready before you open the app.
An answer written for them
From your code, with sources. Plain words for sales, mechanisms for a developer — in the language they asked in.
The cause, traced to the line
Your Double follows the bug through the code, shows where it happens and suggests a fix — plus a reply for whoever reported it. Preparing the fix on a branch is on the roadmap.
A plan, ready to discuss
Scoped against your codebase, with the files it touches — and the one question only you can answer.
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Control
It prepares. You approve.
Reads, never writes
Your Double reads the repositories you choose. It never changes your code, opens a pull request or deploys.
Nothing goes out without you
During the pilot, every substantive reply waits in your app until you send it.
The right audience
It answers when asked, in channels you allow, and only discusses a project with people allowed to see it.