Your repositories, readable by everyone. No code, no Git, no Jira.
When AI agents write the code, the plans and status live in markdown files inside the repository. Intuitary connects to GitHub and shows those files to the people who decide what happens next: an instant status per repository, documents and diagrams rendered the way they were meant to be read, and an editor that commits your input straight back for the next agent session.
Open Intuitary and see what is in progress, waiting for review and up next in every connected repository. Read from TASK.md, or the best alternative when it is missing.
Markdown rendered as clean pages, with Mermaid diagrams drawn inline. Links between documents just work.
Edit TASK.md or any other markdown file in the browser. Your change is committed to GitHub, where the next agent session picks it up.
Non-technical colleagues see documents, nothing else. Source code and configuration are never shown.
If a file changed on GitHub while you were editing, Intuitary stops and shows you the latest version instead of overwriting it.
Repositories without a task list, or without any sign of agent-driven work, are flagged so you know where status is missing.
AI agents make implementation fast. The bottleneck is the next prompt: knowing where things stand and deciding what to do next. Intuitary gives the humans that context.