Stop babysitting
terminal tabs.

Run your Claude Code agents through one pipeline — from planning to merge.

$curl -fsSL https://pipelinely.cc/install.sh | sh
macOS · Claude Code · iTerm2 · Runs locally · Free & open source
Baby agent crawling toward the pipeline
It's your pipeline

Every task follows it.

Each stage runs a real skill, not just a status. Define them once and every task moves through the same checks and reviews.

✓
Planning
✓
Planned
✓
Reviewed
✓
Approved
COMPLETE
✓
Dev
✓
M1
✓
M2+M3
COMPLETE
✓
CR
✓
CR complete
✓
CR Fixes complete
COMPLETE
✓
QA
✓
QA done. 2 issues found
✓
QA Fixes complete
COMPLETE
✓
Merge
✓
Merged to main
COMPLETE
Command Center

All your Claude Code sessions.
One screen.

Agent dashboard in a browser window with status cards

See what's running, what's blocked, and what needs you — without jumping between terminal tabs.

Works with
Claude Code
macOS + iTerm2

Know when you're
actually needed.

Orchestrator — ~/Dev/pipelinely — 120×34
Orchestrator
dev · feat/split-invoices
+
›new task: split billing invoices per workspace
Ran 2 shell commands
●Write(~/Dev/pipelinely/tasks/split-invoices/TASK.md)
└ Wrote 32 lines · repo pipelinely · branch claude/split-invoices · mode dev
●Now writing launch.sh and opening the tab — the same mechanics as every real dispatch.
Ran 1 shell command
●Dispatched — watch the new tab (split-invoices) create its worktree off master, copy TASK.md in, and report back with STATUS: working.
✱ Crunched for 51s · done 23:19
Pipelinely dashboard sorted by what needs you
Pipelinely session detail with pipeline stages and code review
01

Claude Code stays Claude Code.

Everything still runs through your Claude Code terminals under the hood — Pipelinely orchestrates the work on top.

02

Know what needs you.

One dashboard for every Claude Code agent — sorted by what needs your attention.

03

Act without hunting for the right terminal.

Review the plan, resolve CR comments, inspect the pipeline, or move the work forward — directly from Pipelinely.

Baby agent flipping an auto-mode switch on

Set the whole pipeline to auto mode and let an agent run every stage end to end, or step in at any stage when you want more control over speed.

Parallel where it should be.
Checked where it matters.

PRIVACY

Your Claude Code. Your machine.

Agent holding a shield

No Pipelinely cloud in the middle. Your code, sessions, and pipeline state stay between you, Claude Code, and GitHub.

Learn more about privacy →
PARALLEL

Split the task.
Run the pieces at once.

One agent branching into two

Declare real dependencies and Pipelinely works out the wave order — parallel by default, sequential when required.

REVIEW

A fresh pair of eyes,
every time.

Agent with bright attentive eyes

CR and QA run in fresh sessions that never saw the implementation happen — independent context reviewing the work.

FOCUS

Stay on the main thread.

Person meditating cross-legged

Don't chase every task that pops up. Stay with the work in front of you while new ideas land softly in the backlog.

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Scope creep dies here.Claude Code keeps the current task on scope instead of letting unrelated work take over.

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New ideas land soft.Anything worth doing later goes to the backlog — without pulling you away now.

←□ Weekly focus□ Scope✓ Submit

Run this now (doesn't fit this week's billing focus), or hold off?

❯
1. Run it anyway
Dispatch now via /pipelinely-planning-skill, promoting the existing backlog item.
2. Leave it backlogged
It's already captured in BACKLOG.md — pick it up after this week's focus work.
3. Type something.
YOUR HISTORY

Standup's already written.

Creatures gathered around a checklist board

Pipelinely already saw what moved through your pipeline yesterday, so you don't have to reconstruct it the next morning.

Done list and yearly work density
BATCH DISPATCH

Run your fleet.
Not one tab at a time.

A swarm of agents flying in formation

Select the tasks. Pipelinely starts the agents and runs each through your pipeline.

Backlog with batch dispatch

Leave your desk.
Keep an eye on the work.

Pipelinely on desktop and mobile

Check what's running, see what needs you, and follow progress from your phone.

Yaniv Aharon

"I was drowning in terminal tabs, trying to keep track of Claude Code sessions I'd started myself. So I built the calm view I actually wanted."

— Yaniv Aharon, building Pipelinely.cc
Read The Pipelinely Way →

Stop managing agents.
Focus on the work.

$curl -fsSL https://pipelinely.cc/install.sh | sh
macOS · Claude Code · iTerm2 · Runs locally · Free & open source