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20x

A desktop app that turns a task backlog from tools such as Linear or HubSpot into work assigned to AI coding agents, which run locally and pause for approval before risky actions.

20x

20x is a desktop application that connects a user's existing task tools, such as Linear, HubSpot, YouTrack, GitHub Issues, GitLab, Notion, and Peakflo, and assigns incoming tasks to AI agents that work through them while the user reviews the results. A triage step assigns priority, picks a coding agent such as Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Cursor, or Pi, and selects relevant skills and repositories for each task, and agents pause and ask for human approval before actions considered risky.

A dashboard shows task completion statistics, autonomy metrics, and per-agent success rates, alongside a kanban board and guided templates for new workflow applications. Live transcripts show each agent's messages and progress in real time, and skills and confidence levels update automatically as tasks complete.

Everything runs on the user's own machine rather than a hosted service.

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