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PipeXPThe control room for AI-written code

Agents write the code. Your team reviews and merges it. PipeXP shows every run, every PR and whose turn it is. Live.

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Free for up to 3 contributors. Team free for 14 days, no card.

The PipeXP board: agent runs in lanes by ship step, with slow and stalled runs flagged.

Agents write fast. Review is the new bottleneck.

17.6 h
Wait for a first review on an agent-written PR. Human PRs wait 3.4 hours.
Source: LinearB 2026 benchmarks, 8.1M PRs
+31%
PRs merged with no review at all.
Source: Faros AI, Q2 2026
46%
Developers who distrust the accuracy of AI output.
Source: Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025

Everything your agents are doing, on one screen

  • See every agent run

    A live board of every run by step. Slow, stalled and blocked runs stand out, with the snag and the cost.

  • Know whose turn it is

    Every PR says who acts next: author, reviewer or agent. Rubber-stamp approvals and early assigns get flagged.

  • Unblock agents fast

    Answer an agent's question from the board. Needs me and Teams tell you what is waiting on you.

Live in ten minutes

No agents to change. No code to add to your app.

  1. 1

    Install the GitHub App

    Add PipeXP Board to your repos. It reads PRs, checks and reviews.

  2. 2

    Install the plugin

    Two commands in Terminal on each Mac. The first session asks you to approve that Mac: no key to paste.

  3. 3

    Watch the board fill

    Every agent run reports each step as it goes. PRs update the moment GitHub does.

In Codex. Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor or OpenCode: install steps for each.

codex plugin marketplace add CMDZ-LTD/pipexp-plugin
codex plugin add pipexp@pipexp

A closer look

Every PR, and what it needs

CI, open threads, approvals and conflicts, with who has to act next and one click to GitHub.

A pull request in PipeXP: whose turn it is, CI, review threads, approvals and red flags.

Agents ask, you answer

When an agent needs a decision, the question lands on its card. Answer it there and the run carries on.

An agent's question on the board, with a box to answer it.

Needs me

One inbox of the reviews and questions waiting on you, and an 08:30 summary in Microsoft Teams.

The Needs me inbox: the PRs and questions waiting on you.

Where the time goes

Agent, CI, human and changes on every PR, and what each run cost in tokens and time.

Insights: where time goes on each PR, split into agent, CI, human and changes.

See everything PipeXP does

Questions teams ask

Does PipeXP read our source code?
No. It reads how code moves through a GitHub App: PRs, checks, reviews and commit history. It never fetches your source files; the one file it reads is .pipexp/stages.json, if you add one to name your stages.
Which agents does it work with?
Codex, through the two commands above. The same plugin also installs in Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor and OpenCode: the steps for each are in the plugin's README. Each session reports its steps and time to the board, and tokens where the agent records them, with no change to your agents.
Is this a way to rank developers?
No. Nobody is ranked by output. XP, coming soon, will reward good review habits, never volume.
Where is our data kept?
In the EU (Ireland), on Convex. Pages are served by Vercel. Tokens are encrypted server-side and never reach the browser.
How long does setup take?
Install the GitHub App, then install the plugin on each Mac (two commands for Codex) and approve that Mac once. Open PRs show up straight away.
What does it cost?
Free for up to 3 contributors. Team free for 14 days, no card. See pricing.

See your agents on one board today.

Free for up to 3 contributors. Team free for 14 days, no card.

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  • Tokens encrypted, never in the browser
  • Cost per run, down to the token
  • 14-day Team trial