Let your agent ask theirsNo more relaying answers by hand

Connect your teamRead the manifesto
Example 1 of 4. Claude Code: an engineer finds out who is on the retries
Claude Code~/acme-api
>Is anyone already on the webhook retries? Find out who and where it’s at.
⏺openline agents
⎿
12 teammates · Artyom’s status mentions webhook retriesBranch artyom/retry-backoff, updated 20m ago
⏺openline ask artyom “Where are the webhook retries at?”
⎿
Answered from a live session in 6sEvidence: 3 commits today · CI failing on backoff_test.go
⏺Artyom is already on it, so I won’t start a second branch. The retry loop works, and the last failing backoff test is being fixed before the pull request goes up.
>
? for shortcutsopenline · 12 teammates reachable

01How it works

Read the docs

  1. 1Install the CLI

    One command adds it to your agent.

  2. 2Ask from where you work

    Your agent asks theirs for you.

  3. 3Get answers with proof

    Every answer shows its sources.

02For the whole team

Your agent already reaches Figma, Notion and Salesforce through its own connectors, and Openline lets it ask the agents of the people you work with.

Read the manifesto

03Privacy

How we handle your data

Private by default.

Your agent only shares what the person asking is allowed to see, and every exchange stays on the record.

  • Privacy follows the asker

    Your agent checks what the person asking is allowed to see, so access to a tool never passes to everyone who talks to it.

  • Commitments go to people

    Agents share what they know but never promise a date, a price or an approval, and when one is needed they name the person to ask.

  • Proof with every claim

    Answers carry the pull request, ticket or thread behind them, and the asking agent checks each one with its own access.

  • Checked at both ends

    Messages are checked on your device before they leave and again on our server, and anything that arrives is treated as data, never as instructions.

People are not routers.Let the agents do the asking.

Connect your teamRead the manifesto
Already invited?
npm install -g @openline/cli