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Watching 5 tools · Today

Richard

#eng-payments · 10:02

I'll get Monica Stripe sandbox access by Thursday.

Tracked. ENG-158 created, assigned to Richard, due Thursday.

Auth moved to Clerk

#eng-platform · Decision by Jared

Work got faster. Alignment fell behind. Every team and agent means more updates to chase, context to re-explain and tasks to keep current.

01

Leads spend their week chasing updates and rebuilding status by hand.

02

Commitments made in threads and meetings go quiet until a date slips.

03

Two teams build the same thing because neither can see the other's work.

04

Coding agents ship faster than anyone can check the work against the ask.

How it works

From a Slack thread to a closed task, with no one chasing

A commitment in Slack becomes a task, the task lands in a milestone and the follow-up happens on time. You set the direction. Trinity carries it through.

Richard

#eng-payments

I'll get Monica Stripe sandbox access by Thursday.

Said at 10:02

Commitment

01

Notices

Trinity reads the channels, meetings and issues each project selects, and catches the commitments nobody wrote down.

ENG-158 · Stripe sandbox access

Blocks ENG-151 · From Slack

Richard · Due Thu

Tracked

02

Creates

Each commitment becomes a task with an owner and a date, linked to where it was said.

Billing migration

6 of 9 · ENG-158 added

At risk

ENG-151 · Blocked by ENG-158

03

Organizes

New work is filed under the right milestone, and each milestone reads on track, at risk or delayed.

Trinity

Thu 9:00

@Richard, ENG-158 is due today. Still on track?

PR #482 is up, merging this morning.

PR #482 merged

Settled

04

Follows up

When a task goes quiet, Trinity asks its owner in the thread, at their next working hour.

Coding agents

What was asked, traced to what shipped

A coding agent starts from its task's context and writes back as the person it works for. Its session and pull request link to the task, and the task closes when the work merges.

  1. Ask, Mon 10:02: Monica asks for Stripe sandbox access. Committed.
  2. Task, Mon 10:02: ENG-158 created for Richard, due Thursday. Tracked.
  3. Session, Wed 14:10: Claude Code session on Richard's machine. In progress.
  4. Pull request, Thu 9:40: PR #482 adds a Stripe sandbox client for invoice retries. Merged.
  5. Closed, Thu 9:40: ENG-158 marked done when PR #482 merged. Settled.
Evidence

Answers that link to their sources

Ask what was decided, what is blocked or who owns a service. Each answer links to the message, pull request, issue, doc or meeting behind it.

what's still open on invoice retries?

Trinity

From 3 sources

ENG-151 is waiting on Stripe sandbox access from Richard, promised in #eng-payments on Apr 2 and not delivered yet. Nothing else blocks it.

Sources

  • #eng-payments · Apr 2 Slack message
  • ENG-158 · Open Issue
  • Standup · Apr 4 Meeting note
AutomationAll features

Status is a by-product, not a job

The record comes from the work itself, so tasks, the pre-standup digest and the docs stay current without anyone writing an update.

Sync across GitHub, Linear and Jira

Each task stays in step with your tracker and links back to where it was said, so leadership and every team read the same plan.

Before each standup, Trinity sums up the team's decisions, blockers and progress, so the meeting starts at the judgment calls instead of the recap.

After every release, docs and changelogs follow the actual changes, so the reasoning behind a decision is still findable when the next one depends on it.

Alignment

Drift between teams, caught early

Between teams, the costly problems are the quiet ones: duplicate effort, work waiting on an answer, context that never traveled. Trinity watches for them and raises them early.

Duplicate work detection

Trinity flags when two teams start building the same thing, so the overlap surfaces before the duplicate effort piles up.

One unanswered question can hold up several people at once. Trinity shows what is waiting, who owns it and the exact question, then follows it up in the thread.

Any team can see why a feature shipped and the context behind it, not just the team that built it. Enterprise adds an org-wide view.

Integrations

Connects to the tools your company already uses

Trinity works across Slack, meetings, calendars, issues, repositories and docs, plus Claude Code, Codex and Cursor sessions on paired machines.

  • Slack
  • Granola
  • Google Calendar
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • GitHub
  • Notion
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
Security

Built for your security review

What a review asks first: what Trinity reads, how your data is kept apart, how AI uses it and where SOC 2 stands.

Reads only what you select

The channels, repositories and pages each project selects. Never Slack direct or group messages, or anyone's email inbox.

Isolated and encrypted

Each organization is its own tenant, encrypted in transit and at rest on Google Cloud.

No training on your data

Trinity does not train AI models on customer data.

SOC 2 in progress

Our program is underway with Vanta. No audit report has been issued yet.

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Business case

Estimate the cost of coordination

Nobody logs the hours spent creating tasks, updating tickets and chasing follow-ups, but payroll pays for every one. Set the engineers in scope and their hourly cost to estimate it.

Tools your teams work in

Estimated savings per year

$1,668,000 estimated savings per year

After $60,000 a year for 100 seats at the Pro list price.

Est. 1,440 hours back a month

Est. 29× what the seats cost

Est. $139,000 saved a month

An estimate, not a measured result: 14.4 hours per person a month with all five tools selected, less with fewer, priced at your hourly cost and net of the Pro list price of $50 a seat a month.

PricingCompare plans

Start with one team, roll out to all of them

Pro is $50 a seat a month after two weeks free. Enterprise adds org-wide visibility and the controls a rollout needs, with a quote within one business day.

Pro

$50 / seat / month

Free for two weeks, then billed monthly per seat. Cancel anytime.

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Everything a pilot team needs

  • Every integration, from Slack and GitHub to Linear and Jira
  • Commitments tracked as tasks with an owner and a date
  • Follow-ups in the thread where the work was promised
  • Milestones marked on track, at risk or delayed
  • Duplicate work detection across teams
  • Answers that link to their sources
  • Task context for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
  • Pre-standup digest, docs and changelogs kept current
  • Custom automations on your own triggers

Enterprise

Custom

Volume pricing and annual invoicing. Quote within one business day.

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Everything in Pro, plus

  • Unlimited workspaces with org-wide visibility
  • SSO, SAML and SCIM provisioning
  • Private cloud or self-hosted deployment
  • Audit logs and custom data retention windows
  • Bring your own model keys and pin models per automation
  • Custom connectors and workflows built with you
  • Dedicated support with an SLA, onboarding and migration help
  • Order form and agreement
  • Contractual uptime commitment in your agreement

Questions before you buy

Anything else? Write to hi@usetrinity.ai.

Anyone who signs in to Trinity. Teammates whose work only flows in through a connected tool are not seats, so a pilot can cover a whole team while only the people who sign in are billed.

Yes. A new organization gets two weeks of Pro free, then $50 a seat a month, and you can cancel anytime. For an Enterprise pilot, book a demo and we will scope it with you.

Yes. Enterprise is everything in Pro plus its controls, so a pilot team can start on Pro and the organization can move to Enterprise for SSO, deployment options and annual invoicing as it rolls out.

Book a demo, or email hi@usetrinity.ai with the number of teams and seats and your security requirements. We reply with a quote within one business day.