Alpine

You know where I'm still handwriting artisanal code? Not in an IDE…in docs/chat, surprisingly Since I write specs for my agents in docs or send code snippets over chat to engineers So we added common IDE keyboard shortcuts to our editor (auto indent, balanced parens, etc)

How many times have you opened a chat then forgot to respond because it disappeared from your life forever? (I've done this way too much…) Marking messages as read when you open them was a mistake We built an app where notifications only go away once you reply or react

This is a sign that you need an agent command center You're using 5 agents but how do they share context? How do you get work done without constantly switching between 5 different apps?? We're building the best API/CLI/MCP for agents so you can direct them all in one place

Reading long threads is not something you should be doing in 2026 So we built agents that see what you're currently looking at, find what matters, and draft your response

You spent 20 mins this morning opening Slack, Notion, and Linear just to get context We built an app where that's one scroll instead. The feed shows you new messages and doc/task previews in one place

You've been writing "re: the first part, yes" in Slack for years Alpine lets you react to individual paragraphs in a message

Why does every other tool make you open four tabs just to reference a project in a doc? In alpine you preview the whole thing right from search and link it in 2 clicks

Got a repetitive workflow? Adding {{Variable}}s in Alpine turns your task/doc into a template Real workflow at our company when we need to provision a custom bot for a customer:

The future is working with agents like we work with people (e.g. mention ChatGPT in a comment and it pops in with feedback) …this isn't theoretical. Available in Alpine today

Alpine assembles everyone who reacts to your post into a "party" so you get the whole vibe at a glance …it's like people actually came together into a room to support you <3 Bonus: you react with a radial picker (inspired by video games) because a grid of emojis is boring

New hire day 1 shouldn't be a Slack channel scavenger hunt @ any channel in Alpine and it shows up as a live preview they can subscribe to right there, without leaving the page

Ever get a wall of text from a coworker with a question buried inside? In Alpine you highlight the part that matters and just reply to that

Other apps when you paste 5 photos: five images in a column like it's 2009 Alpine: instant gallery that goes harder than Instagram

Sharing a google doc is 4 clicks, a dropdown, and a prayer So we built a switch. Flip it, now everyone sees your doc