Monday
Slack · #auth-eng
The bug is reported, argued about and narrowed down in a thread.
Private beta · One context layer for work
Work lives across conversations, tasks, documents, code, decisions and dozens of tools. IL Co connects the context so work can move without losing the why.
Conversations in chat and email. Tasks in a tracker. Code in a repository. Reasoning in documents. Follow one piece of work and it touches four of them — then it moves to someone else.
Monday
The bug is reported, argued about and narrowed down in a thread.
Tuesday
It becomes an issue with a title, a status and an owner.
Wednesday
The fix is written, reviewed and half-merged.
Thursday
The reasoning is written down somewhere else again.
Next Monday
The information exists. The context doesn't.
IL Co connects the context scattered across your tools and keeps it attached to the work. Today, the handoff layer starts with Slack, Linear and GitHub.
Your tools stay where the work happens, and stay the systems of record. IL Co keeps the context between them.
Connected today: Slack threads, Linear issues and comments, GitHub pull requests and commits — scoped to what you connect.
A handoff reaches Slack or Linear only after its author has reviewed it. GitHub is never written to.
IL Co isn't a window onto your tools. It keeps the why attached to each piece of work as the work moves — between tools, and between people.
Not a chat window you prompt for answers. Context, kept with the work, carried through every handoff.
Handoff is where context matters most. IL Co turns the conversation, the work, the code and the decisions around it into a handoff the next person can act on — and its author approves it first.
Gathered and kept together. Today a handoff reads Slack, Linear and GitHub; decisions and documents stay linked beside it.
What was done, why, and what is left — every claim citing its source. Its author reviews and approves it first.
With the why, not just the what: accepted from the Inbox, questions asked on it, linked to the work.
Handoffs are where IL Co starts. Around them is one workspace, where each piece connects to the others.
A work item has an owner, a status, a priority and a due date. It also keeps what explains it: the handoff it came from, the decision it follows and the Linear issue or pull request it matches.
A project states the outcome it exists to reach, then gathers its work, the people on it, the conversations about it and the handoffs between them.
A conversation in IL Co can be about a work item or a project, and stays attached to it. Mention a teammate, reply in a thread, and link the handoff or Slack thread it continues.
Documents, notes and decisions live in one place. Record a decision with what was decided and why, then connect it to the work items and projects that depend on it.
One search covers handoffs, work, projects, conversations, documents, notes, decisions and linked Slack, Linear and GitHub objects — and shows where each answer came from.
When nothing in the sources backs an answer, search says “Not enough evidence found” instead of guessing.
Every handoff leaves the workspace knowing a little more about how the work got here.
Private beta · Currently working with engineering teams
We're working with a small number of engineering teams using Slack, Linear and GitHub.
IL Co connects the context around the work so handoffs carry the why — not just the what.
IL Co is currently in development. Early teams will help shape what we build next.
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