Inspectable
See the work take shape.
Storybloq shows you what’s moving, what’s finished, and what needs your attention.
Your project’s memory.
Your agents’ workflow.
Storybloq is a harness for Claude Code and Codex. Coordinate your agents, review their work, and carry context from one session to the next.
npm install -g @storybloq/storybloq@latest && storybloq setup --client allThe infrastructure that turns coding agents from coding assistants into product-building agents.
Recoverable
Every session builds on the last.
Keep decisions, progress, and next steps with your code.
Give your next agent the context to carry the work forward.
Connected
Separate repos. One picture.
See how work connects across Web, API, and Mobile.
Follow dependencies and shared progress while each repo keeps its own history.
Owned
Your project. Your record.
Keep your stories, plans, and decisions in your repository. Read them, edit them, and version them with Git.
The CLI and MCP server run locally. No Storybloq cloud subscription, hosted-MCP quotas, or network round trip to access your local project record.
Duet
Many hands. Clear direction.
Coordinate workers across stories and repositories.
A manager scopes the work and checks the evidence.
Storybloq keeps assignments, decisions, and approvals with the project, so the work stays connected across sessions.
Run your first DuetLess catching up.
More moving forward.
Inspect the progress, reasoning, and next steps recorded in each handover.
Plain files.
Shared understanding.
Stories, issues, lessons, and handovers live in .story/ beside your source. Open and edit the same files your agents use.
Stories
Make the next step clear.
The work to do, why it matters, and what it depends on.
A little structure.
At every step.
Choose the next useful story.
See recommendations based on blockers, unfinished work, and what each story would unblock.
Priorities + dependenciesBuild against an approved plan.
Use independent plan and code review. Preserve the approved plan and record findings alongside the work they refer to.
Tests + review recordsContinue with the record intact.
Before stopping, ask for a handover. When you return, load project context with /story in Claude Code or $story in Codex.
Handover + next session
See what was approved. Know what was checked. Review evidence helps you inspect the work; it does not guarantee correct code. Tests, CI, and release checks still matter. Read the details
Room to grow.
On your terms.
Start with one project and one agent. Add autonomous workflows, independent review, or connected repositories when you need them.
With Claude Code or Codex
Keep your editor and coding client. Install Storybloq, open your project, and type /story into the Claude Code chat or $story into the Codex chat. It loads the recorded work, decisions, lessons, and next steps.
Alongside project instructions
Keep your standards in CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md. Storybloq adds the changing record: what was done, what is blocked, what the team learned, and where to continue.
Alongside your issue tracker and Git
Storybloq keeps stories, handovers, and review records in your repo. You can keep your existing issue tracker and commit workflow. Connecting another tracker requires a separate integration; installing Storybloq does not automatically sync it.
Autonomous execution and independent review are optional.
Built in the work.
Written along the way.
01 / Field note
Introducing Duet: many hands, clear direction
Coordinate workers, review the evidence, and preserve decisions across sessions.
02 / Field noteMulti-repo projects deserve multi-repo memory
Federation: coordinate AI agent work across multiple repos.
03 / Field noteThe part nobody warns you about
Why AI coding feels fast at first and slow during cleanup.
04 / Field noteIntroducing Storybloq
The core idea: local project memory for AI coding sessions.
Make the next session
build on this one.
Install the CLI and connect Claude Code or Codex. Add the Mac app for a live project view.
Get startedDownload on the Mac App StoreTerminal
npm install -g @storybloq/storybloq@latestThen follow the install guide to connect your client.