You made the call
in a terminal. The only record is
on your laptop.
Sounds crazy,
duzzin it?

A chat-based workspace with your terminal built in, for solo founders and small teams. It keeps what you decide and builds itself around your work.

Figure 1, session to record. On the left, a terminal inside the workspace: Kevin types that the signup asks for too much up front, then to make it email first, watches it edit the page and open the result in his browser, then tells it to ship. The agent commits, pushes and opens a pull request, which Kevin merges. On the right, the website channel, where the agent's recap of that session appears with three lines, Decided, Changed and Still open, and is confirmed by Kevin. The agent then posts that the pull request is ready for review.

A real terminal session from building duzzin.

Go ahead and vibe. The workspace builds itself.

Every session leaves something behind: a channel for the work, the notes worth keeping, the decisions you made. An agent proposes them. You keep what’s right.

Figure 2. On the left, three real terminal sessions from building Duzzin: October 1, finding out why the packaged app was one gigabyte; October 9, a cursor that vanished when the message box overflowed; October 11, making the signup email first. On the right, the workspace those sessions could leave behind: the channels packaging and website, three notes, and three decisions. Each one is marked with the session it came from. An agent proposed each of them; Kevin kept all but the last, which is still waiting.

A chat about a ticket about a PR about a doc. It duzzin have to be that way.

When it’s more than just you, the same record answers questions, shows its sources, and recommends the next step. A person approves.

Today4 tools, 3 pasted links

Chat#landing-page

Jonah Reyes

did we decide on the new hero? can’t find where we landed

Maya Okafor

it’s on the ticket I think, one sec

link pasted
TicketWEB-41

Landing page hero

In reviewMaya Okafor

Decision is in the copy doc, last comment.

link pasted
PR#212

hero: new headline

Open3 commits, checks pass

Closes WEB-41. Copy per the doc.

link pasted, again
DocHero copy, v3

Sounds crazy, duzzin it?

Jonah is this the final one?
Maya see thread

With duzzin

# landing-pageThread, Tue 6 Oct

J

Jonah Reyes 10:42

Did we decide on the new hero?

Claudeagent10:42

Yes. Maya picked this line on Monday:

“Sounds crazy, duzzin it?”

  • Source Launch sync, Mon 5 OctPublished meeting notes and transcript Open in sidebar
  • Related Landing page heroTask thread, 12 replies Open in sidebar
Recommended

Open a PR that sets the hero headline to this line.

Approve and open PR Only Maya can approve Approved by Maya10:47

M

Maya Okafor 10:47

That’s the one. Merge it.

Decision

The new hero ships with “Sounds crazy, duzzin it?”

#212hero: new headlineOpenMerged by Jonah

Opened by Claude. Checks running. Confirmed by Jonah10:53

And it all lives here.

The channel, the session that fed it, and the notes beside it, in one window. Docs, tasks and a roadmap are next.

The Duzzin workspace, drawn. The sidebar lists the channels packaging and website, three notes, and greyed entries for docs, tasks and roadmap marked soon. In the website channel, Kevin says the signup asks for too much up front; a session starts from that message; Claude, an agent, posts the recap of that session, which Kevin confirms, then a pull request that Kevin merges. A side panel switches between the terminal session, the same one as in figure 1, and the channel's notes.

Docs soon
from #website landing-style-variants
>the signup asks for too much up front.
>make it email first, questions after
Read(site/index.html)
Update(site/index.html)
136 additions, 189 removals
-<fieldset>Where does your team chat?</fieldset>
+<input type="email" placeholder="you@yourcompany.com">
+<div id="questions" hidden>
Bash(open http://127.0.0.1:4747)
Opened in your browser
>looks dope, let’s ship it
Bash(git commit -m "make the signup email-first")
Bash(git push origin landing-style-variants)
Bash(gh pr create)
Pull request #61 opened
→Recap posted to #website
Post recap to channel Oct 11

The duzzin thesis

The next great businesses and products aren’t going to be built by giant companies and hundreds of engineers.

They’re going to be built by a small group of creative people alongside a handful of wildly capable computers.

Call it a duzzin.