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You live in chat,
your requirements live on the board

Business operates in chat, not back-offices. WinClaw turns intent into structured task cards, periodic sweeps push pending reviews back to chat, and InfiniSynapse answers the numbers — IT scheduling shrinks from "next week" to "the next slot on the board".

Where you get stuck today

1

R&D pipelines live in a world of logins, forms and swimlanes

Your world lives in customer chats, sales groups, WeChat. Asking you to open Linear / Jira / Notion to file requirements is like asking IT to write daily reports in WeChat — wrong channel, no real adoption.

2

Customer chat asks die before reaching the board

Customers complain in groups ("login button is misaligned"); sales drops screenshots ("can we add this?"). All of it disappears in chat. IT never receives a proper request — until chat and the board are wired together.

3

Waiting on IT = waiting on BI = waiting forever

Why did SKU conversion drop this week? BI roadmap, 3+ days. Add a marketing variant? IT roadmap, next sprint. Business operates in minutes, IT operates in weeks — that gap is what your competitors are exploiting.

A real scenario · the three pieces relay

Real timeline. Each step is tagged with which tool is on stage.

Wednesday 14:30 · A customer chat → live the same day
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14:30WinClaw

Customer drops a screenshot in the group

"The login page is misaligned in Safari, can you fix it?" The screenshot lands in a customer chat. Old world: dies in 200 messages of group noise.

2
14:31WinClaw

Forward to WinClaw · one sentence files a card

You forward the screenshot to WinClaw, type: "File a request on the default board: Safari login alignment, urgent." WinClaw auto-files: title, description, attachment, priority, instance binding. Seconds.

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14:31 → 14:39auto-coder.chat

Code Agent picks it up · 8 minutes to In Review

Board pushes to the bound instance. Local Code Agent + SubAgents run the layered fix and self-check via agent-browser. Eight minutes later the card moves to In Review with a 12-line diff.

4
14:40WinClaw

WinClaw nudges: "2 reviews pending — want to check?"

WinClaw's periodic sweep finds 2 pending on the default board. It nudges you in chat: "default: 2 pending review (1 urgent)." The lead opens the diff in chat and taps Approve.

5
14:41InfiniSynapse

Need a number? agent_infini answers

You ask WinClaw: "What's last week's Safari conversion rate?" WinClaw routes to agent_infini → InfiniSynapse runs the query → returns a chart inside one minute. Your BI team — on standby in chat.

Board · WinClaw · InfiniSynapse · auto-coder — clear roles

Same story, four weapons divided by role

Board

Business-visible backlog, pending-review counters, status flow. You describe intent in plain language; the protocol layer (role / acceptance / instance) is filled in by WinClaw.

WinClaw

Your org-wide entry point. One sentence = accchat dispatches the board + agent_infini answers + periodic sweeps deliver pings. Phone-first — 70% of business hours aren't in front of a laptop.

InfiniSynapse

Your private BI team. Numbers, trends, segmentation, retention boards — all on tap. Results return to chat; the board carries an auditable analytics card.

auto-coder.chat

You don't open it directly. But every card is backed by an auto-coder.chat instance running code — not SaaS, no code upload, executing on a laptop your team trusts.

Zero learning curve = 100% adoption. Compose in chat, review on the web.
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Numbers you can quote

Seconds
Check board status / pending counts in chat
<1 min
First-time setup
8 min
Customer chat → In Review
0
IDE / SQL / commands to learn

You live in chat, your requirements live on the board