Build a Docket feature with Wheelhouse
Give Docket nightly smart summaries, from the first message to Firstmate through the build, a decision, the preview and the merge. Six projects keep moving around it.
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Six projects. A crew already moving. Let's give Docket a new superpower: smart summaries, written onto its knowledge graph every night.
Tell Firstmate the goal: summarize changed nodes overnight, keep the evidence, and show what’s new. The task appears on deck. A worker picks it up.
Open the task. There’s the brief, live progress, conversation, and checks. Jump into Changes to see exactly what the worker is building.
A decision lands in chat: summarize everything, or only changed nodes? Choose changed nodes. Lower cost, fresher knowledge. Tap Decide. Back to work.
Here’s the result, running inside Wheelhouse. Open a node: a fresh summary, linked evidence, and last night’s run. Share for review, or send focused feedback straight to Firstmate.
Read the report in the reading view. Inspect the pull request, change by change. Approve the merge. Landed. Meanwhile, Atlas is testing, Compass is building, and Beacon needs a call.
Harbour brings every project together. Radar shows the flow. The bell, decisions, time, and headroom tell you where to look next. Second mates bring more crews aboard.
Plugins add reviews, project links, issues, and team knowledge. The Vault grants secrets by name, while their values stay in the keychain.
Remotes and Wheelhouse Cloud bring your own machine to another browser. On your phone, the same bridge goes with you.
The setup wizard gets you aboard. Updates keep you current. One idea, a whole crew, and a clear path to shipped. That’s Wheelhouse.