Your projects deserveto be finished.

Your agents operate the board. Source gives them the context, tracks what every session costs, and keeps the work moving.

Backlog3
NS-47
HighFeature

Rebuild the landing page around the live agent board

web
8 Nov5ptsEC
NS-51
LowFeature

Invite expiry copy

13 Nov1ptGB
NS-49
MediumFeature

Whiteboard export

13 Nov3ptsAB
In progress2
NS-42
MediumFeature

Tag people in ticket comments and email them

notifications
7 Nov3ptsNW
NS-40
HighFeature

Address tickets by reference in URLs

9 Nov5ptsAB

Getting started is easy. Getting to done is harder.

Your agents can write code in minutes. But a project needs more than code: decisions, shared context, clear ownership, and a way to review what gets built.

Without that structure the work scatters across terminals, chat threads and documents, and nobody can say where the project actually stands. Source brings it back together.

One ticket. One handoff. A clearer path to done

Your agents operate the board. You keep the whole project in view: what they were given, what they read, what it cost and what came back.

  1. 01

    Create the ticket

    Define the work and keep the project knowledge it depends on right next to it.

  2. 02

    Hand it to your agent

    Start a session with the ticket reference, in the tool you already work in. Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, opencode. Nothing to install, nothing to migrate.

  3. 03

    Let Source track the work

    NS-47 shows who is on it, which tool is running and what it is spending, while it happens.

  4. 04

    Get the work back

    The session closes and the ticket lands in review with the context and the cost still attached to it.

neuvikon / Core / Web / NS-47
NS-47
HighFeature

Rebuild the landing page around the live agent board

web
8 Nov5ptsEC
npx neuvikon start --ticket NS-47. ✓ Tracking work on NS-47. npx neuvikon stop. → NS-47 · 41.2k tokens · 18m

Not just a board. A plan

The same tickets, read as a plan instead of a flow: owner, size, deadline and status in one table you can sort, filter and bulk-edit. The board shows where the work is. The table tells you whether it lands.

source / Sprints / Launch week

A wiki your agents can read

Decisions, specifications and project knowledge live where a session can reach them, so your agents build to what you already settled instead of guessing, and you stop reconstructing context every time.

Read this session

  1. Landing page brief
  2. Design tokensnested
  3. Voice & tonenested
  4. Board spec
  5. Ticket referencesnested
  6. Agent sessionsnested
  7. Team handbook
  8. Billing notes
source / Core / Pages / Graph

Hover a page to see what it touches. Drag one — the graph settles with the same physics it does in the app.

Know what your agents cost

Every session is attributed while it runs, by ticket, by teammate and by project. The month ends with an answer rather than a bill nobody can account for.

source / Insights
Price the next one
Quote a feature from what the last one actually took, instead of from a guess.
Catch a runaway
A session burning tokens on the wrong thing shows up on the ticket, not on the invoice.
Know whose it was
Every session lands on the teammate and the project whose work it was.