Planewalker unifies tasks, OKRs, and product docs, and exposes all of it over the Model Context Protocol. Drive the whole system straight from Claude Code or Codex. No tab-switching, no copy-paste.
Plan the work, align it to goals, write it down, and let your agents drive all of it over MCP.
Command-driven task tracking with cycles, labels, priorities, and assignees. Fast enough to keep up with the team, structured enough to roll up into goals.
Objectives, key results, and append-only check-ins. Progress rolls up automatically from the tasks and cycles underneath, no more copy-pasting status into a slide the night before.
Product specs, tech specs, RFCs, decisions, and runbooks: versioned, linked to the tasks that implement them, and readable by your agents. Every doc is one link_task_to_document away from execution.
Every primitive (tasks, objectives, key results, cycles, docs) is a first-class MCP tool. Point Claude Code or Codex at your workspace and it can plan, write, and track without leaving the terminal.
Flat pricing, live in minutes, no per-seat surprises.
Everything you were paying four vendors for, in one place your team and your agents both understand.
One price for the whole team: MCP access on every plan, and your agents never count as seats.
Slide to your team size. Planewalker stays flat while the per-seat tools climb with every hire.
Tasks, objectives, and docs, already connected. Bring your team and your agents into the same graph and decide from evidence, not tabs.
Planewalker runs on Planewalker: our roadmap, OKRs, and RFCs all live here, and our agents ship from the same MCP you'd use.