From a voice note on the bus to a pushed commit
Most boards track work that someone else has to do. Say what you want into a ToDzz card, and an AI agent picks it up on your own machine, writes the code, and moves the card to Review with the results attached.
Try it freeThe idea arrives when you are nowhere near an editor. That is the point.
Dictate a card straight into Backlog from your phone browser. No app to install, no keyboard, no laptop.
The ToDzz Chrome extension saves any web page to a board as a note, with an AI summary and the images you pick.
Dictate a note and AI cleans it up, or turn on research mode to have it dig into the topic before you decide anything.
Five steps, and you are only present for the first one.
Creating a card writes doc/todo/NNN-slug.md into the GitHub repo connected to the board, and opens a matching issue. Your original words stay at the top of that file forever.
A raw voice dump is not a task. The /plan command rewrites it into a real one: a requirement section, which model and effort to run it with, and a scope that fits a single session.
Drag the card to TODO and the file is renamed -TODO.md. A small daemon on your own machine notices, and starts Claude Code on it — one card at a time, in a terminal session you can attach to and watch.
You get a push when the agent finishes or fails, and a ping when it stops to ask something — which you can answer from the phone instead of walking back to the desk.
The agent writes down what it built, commits and pushes. The card moves itself to Review — or Blocked, if it needs you — and the outcome is posted as a comment.
The agent runs on your machine, on your code, with your API key. Nothing is sent to us.
Cards and issues sync both ways, so the repo is the hand-off point.
Plus the dev-kit plugin that adds /plan, /todo, /verify and /security-review.
Watches your local clone and starts the agent at the model and effort the task file asks for.
Start telling your board what you want, and read the diff later.
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