azad.pro — Issue № 1
Slack, VS Code and coding agents — finally in one place. Your team chats, meets, and ships alongside agents you can steer and observe, end to end.
01 One room, not five tabs
Today the conversation lives in Slack, the code lives in VS Code, and the agents live somewhere else entirely. Azad collapses the distance: every channel is a workspace, every workspace is a channel.
Chat, meet, review, and run agents without switching context — the work and the conversation about the work are the same surface.
Fig. 1 — every channel, patched into the work
02 Agent-first collaboration
Attach an agent to any channel and it works where your team talks. Assign it tasks, watch it think, interrupt it mid-run — humans and agents co-work with full steerability.
Fig. 2 — the handshake, formalized
03 Nothing gets lost
Meet inside Azad and the transcript lands in the channel — searchable, quotable, and readable by your agents. Decisions made out loud become context your agents actually use.
Fig. 3 — on the record, by default
04 Wired to your repos
Attach GitHub repos to any channel or org. Spin up remote agent tasks against them — each task gets its own workspace, runs in the open, and reports back where the conversation started.
Fig. 4 — branches, dispatched like mail
05·1 Steerability
Every agent run is interruptible and redirectable. Change course without losing the work already done.
05·2 Observability
Full traces of every run — what the agent read, wrote, and decided — in a workspace your whole team can inspect.
05·3 Your stack
Multiple coding-agent harnesses, your own subscriptions and keys. Azad orchestrates; you choose the engines.
06 — The thesis
“The IDE was built for one person. Software isn’t made by one person anymore.”
07 Get Azad
One workspace across mobile, desktop and web. Download the app, or run it in the browser — your channels, agents and repos follow you.
