
Flightdeck is a Mac app that shows what every agent is doing, gathers what needs you in one place, and runs your agents' jobs, so you can step away and come back to answers instead of a pile of terminals.
Flightdeck sits beside the agents you already use, such as Claude Code, and keeps their work in view.
See what each AI coding agent session is working on, which ones are waiting on you, and which look stuck.
One list of everything waiting on a human: an agent waiting for a reply, a question it parked, a session that errored, a job that cannot start.
Run an agent on a schedule, or until its work is done, with several runners sharing one queue.
Jobs, work buckets and records are markdown notes in a folder you own. Open them in any editor, including Obsidian.
Agents read and write your tracker and chat through one allowlisted client that signs everything it sends.
A board per stream of work, a chat with the agent behind it, and an inbox for the messages that need a decision.
The desktop app opens no port and calls no server. Jira, Slack and Trello go through one separate, allowlisted client, and pull-request status comes from your own GitHub CLI.
Tokens for Jira, Slack and Trello live in the macOS Keychain, never in files or on a command line.
Your workspace is a folder of markdown on your Mac. There is no Flightdeck account and no Flightdeck server.
The Flightdeck iPhone companion will show the same Monitor and Needs You, let you answer an agent's question and start or stop a job, all through your own iCloud with nothing in between.
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