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Briefkin

Stop babysitting your AI agents

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About Briefkin

Stop babysitting your AI agents. Briefkin is a dashboard and Telegram inbox for developers who run coding agents and automations in parallel. Agents are easy to start and hard to watch. You keep several terminals open and check them every few minutes. A blocked agent waits for hours because nobody saw its question. Business numbers live in tools nobody opens. How Briefkin works: - Install in one minute. One curl command detects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, Windsurf and Amp and adds a reporting skill and a status hook to each. Approve the computer with GitHub; each computer gets its own revocable token. - See everything at a glance. Each session is a card: working, waiting on you, blocked or done. The agent's task list ticks off as it works, and finished work links to the PR. - Get pinged only when it is your turn. Action cards go to Telegram with the agent's options as buttons. Answer from your phone and the agent continues. Updates and metrics never ping. - Track the numbers. Metric events become stat tiles with history, sparklines and change versus last time. - Let the board fill itself. Run buttons start your own agent on your own computer with a saved prompt, on demand or on a schedule. Self-refreshing widgets cover prices, calendar, feeds, Domain Rating and site health. - Wall mode and pins. Put the board on a spare screen, or group by project and pin what you follow. Anything else can report through a simple JSON API: one event per update, idempotent by event_id, ordered by revision. Cron jobs, n8n and GitHub Actions all work. Your agents keep running where they run today. Each workspace is isolated and tokens are hashed. The reporting skill and API will be open source. Free during the open beta, no card and no limits. Paid plans will be $10/month per workspace; beta users lock in $96/year.

What Briefkin is used for

  • Developers running several Claude Code, Codex or Cursor sessions at once
  • Knowing the moment an agent is blocked on you
  • Answering agent questions from your phone via Telegram
  • Tracking revenue, visitors and signups next to agent work
  • Alerts from cron jobs, n8n or GitHub Actions

Briefkin pricing

Free for everyone during the open beta: no card, no limits. Paid plans will be $10/month per workspace; beta users keep a founding price of $96/year.

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Petar Slovic avatar
Petar SlovicBuilder

Hi, I'm Petar. I built Briefkin because my agents kept waiting on me while I watched another terminal. One board, a Telegram ping only when it's your turn. Free in beta.

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