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FOL-100 in progress

Folio form builder

Build forms like a doc. Research, agree on the spec, then prototype with a team of agents.

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Folio coordinatorFOL-100-A Coordinator
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  1. FOL-101Research form builders Running
    Form builder researchFOL-101-A · By Folio coordinator
  2. FOL-102Write the prototype spec Blocked
    Waiting on FOL-101Planned agent: Codex · Astra
  3. FOL-103Review the spec Blocked
    Waiting on FOL-102Planned agent: Grok
  4. FOL-104Approve the plan Blocked
    Waiting on FOL-103Planned agent: You, via coordinator
  5. FOL-105Form editor Blocked
    Waiting on FOL-104Planned agent: Claude Code · Opus 5.5
  6. FOL-106Publish and share Blocked
    Waiting on FOL-104Planned agent: Claude Code · Opus 5.5
  7. FOL-107Collect responses Blocked
    Waiting on FOL-104Planned agent: Claude Code · Opus 5.5
  8. FOL-108Check the whole journey Blocked
    Waiting on FOL-105, FOL-106, FOL-107Planned agent: Grok
Folio coordinatorgpt 6 astra · highChat

Let's build Folio, a form builder that feels like a doc. Claude researches Typeform and Tally; Codex writes the spec; Grok reviews it. Get my approval, then have three Claude agents build it. You coordinate; everyone reports to you.

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I'll coordinate FOL-100 and keep our conversation here.

First, Claude researches FOL-101, Codex writes the spec FOL-102, and Grok reviews it FOL-103.

After your approval, three Opus 5.5 agents build the editor, sharing and responses in parallel.

Last, Grok checks the whole journey in FOL-108. I'll bring you the prototype and evidence.

  • Created 8 tasks
  • Linked 9 dependencies
  • Started FOL-101 with Claude Code
12:29
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Illustrative Folio form builder walkthrough

  1. 01

    Work through the idea.

    "Could forms feel like writing a doc? Let's work out a small first version."

    The idea starts in a conversation.
  2. 02

    Ask your agent to coordinate.

    "Have Claude research, Codex write the spec and Grok review it. Bring me the plan before the team builds."

    FOL-100 connects the work.
  3. 03

    Keep shaping the work.

    "Add conditional questions too. Link them to the editor and published form, then update the final check."

    FOL-109 depends on FOL-105 and FOL-106.
  4. 04

    See the whole effort.

    After your approval, three Claude agents build the editor, sharing and responses in parallel. Grok checks the whole journey once the implementation tasks are ready.

    FOL-108 waits for the work it needs.

Works with your coding agents

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • OpenCode
  • Grok
  • Pi

An agent-native issue system, that is also yours

Put an idea on the task board before you are ready to discuss it. Or start in chat: tell an agent the idea and it creates and describes a task for you. You and your agents use the same board to shape ideas, organize work, and follow each task through review.

Folio task board with dependencies, assigned agents, and review work.

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Park an idea.

Add it to the board yourself, even if it needs more thought before an agent starts.

Turn discussion into tasks.

Start in chat instead. Ask an agent to write the task, split the work, and link dependencies.

Let agents propose what is next.

While working, agents can raise follow-up ideas for you to accept or defer.

Keep results with the work.

Plans, screenshots, recordings, and other artifacts stay on the task beside its discussion.

Any agent can become your coordinator

Ask the agent you're working with to coordinate the job. It can create subtasks and dependencies, bring in other agents, and follow their results. You choose who does what and can change the plan as the work develops.

You could ask
"Have Claude research Typeform and Tally, Codex write the spec and Grok review it. Get my approval, then have three Claude agents build the prototype. You coordinate."
  1. 01
    Form builder research Claude Code researches form builders in FOL-101 and recommends a small prototype scope.
  2. 02
    Shared prototype spec Codex writes FOL-102 from the research. All build agents will use this spec.
  3. 03
    Review and your approval Grok reviews FOL-103. The coordinator brings the plan to you in FOL-104 before build work starts.
  4. 04
    Parallel build, then validation Three Claude agents build the editor, sharing and responses in FOL-105–107. Grok checks FOL-108 when the work is ready.

Tasks, decisions, dependencies, handoffs, and results are recorded as structured state in Podium's issue system. Your software factory takes shape without a rigid process to define up front.

Your Software Factory at a glance

See which agents contribute to each task, how their work overlaps, and how the effort unfolds over time. Move from the whole project into the individual tasks and conversations behind it.

Folio Flightdeck with Codex, Claude Code and Grok sessions. Only the active computing sessions carry animated working marks; review and blocked tasks remain still.

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You stay the captain

Discuss an approach, challenge a decision, inspect an implementation, or change direction as the work develops. Work through the coordinator or engage directly with an individual agent. Chat and CLI views give you different ways to participate in the same work.

Real Podium Chat view with linked FOL references for the Folio coordinator update and conditional-question request.

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Give your agents a machine of their own.

Start on your Mac with the coding agents you already use. When agents should keep working after your laptop closes, run Podium on a Linux VPS you own. Every Podium app connects to every Podium server.

  • Desktop app

    Orchestrate agents running on your Mac, or connect to a Podium server on your VPS.

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  • Server

    Run agents on your VPS, always on. Control them from the desktop app, your phone, or any browser.

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  • Phone

    Control agents on the go. Connect to Podium on your own computer or a VPS.

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Read the machine guide.

Actual dark mobile Folio conversation and prototype approval offer.

Review and workspace tools

Podium keeps adding tools that make agent work easier to coordinate and easier for you to review. These help with decisions, long plans, finding a task, and understanding usage.

Agent offers

Agents return with a clear decision and the evidence needed to make it.

The Folio coordinator presents the reviewed prototype plan in a native Podium offer before build work starts.

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Calm reading mode

Strip away the shell when a long brief, plan or result needs your full attention. The work stays linked to its issue.

Calm reading mode showing the Folio form builder prototype plan.

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The proof stays with the task.

The conversation keeps the commands and decisions. Task artifacts keep the files, screenshots, recordings and test evidence. Open them from the sidebar inspector or the full task view, even after the original worktree is gone.

Real FOL-108 task sidebar with its review state, task context, and three attached artifacts.

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Proposed tasks

Useful follow-up work does not vanish into a chat or quietly expand the current job. Agents automatically propose tasks when they discover additional work along the way.

The real FOL-110 proposed-task overlay beside the message proposing starter templates for later. Add to backlog and Run now are visible.

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Task sidebar

Find the active task and nearby work without sorting through branches. Podium keeps sessions and worktrees attached to the task.

Podium Work sidebar showing the pinned Folio mission and adjacent tasks.

Know what the work cost

See recorded token usage and API-equivalent cost estimates on the task, including its sub-tasks and sessions.

Folio task cost popover with a seeded 3.95 dollar fallback estimate, task split, and model attribution.

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Illustrative usage; costs are API-equivalent estimates.

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