Your week is triaged.
Totus is a self-hosted command center for coding agents. It catches
Slack pings and
Linear tickets,
plans the work, and ships it with
Claude Code,
OpenCode, or
CodexWIP
— with you in the loop.
From signal to shipped.
Every signal flows through one workspace.
Nothing slips.
Slack mentions, Linear tickets, review requests — pulled into one board and ranked, so the most important thing is always on top.
Auth token expires mid-session
3h ago@you — ship the export fix this week?
6h agoBilling webhook retries duplicates
12h agoTriage board polish
1d agoPlan without touching the repo.
The Knowledge orchestrator reads code, Slack, and Linear, drafts plans in generative cards, and writes them back where your team lives. Repo edits stay in Code threads.
Fix expiring auth sessions
Hand off. Watch it ship.
Approved plans become Code threads — agents build, you review diffs and approve, and sessions persist with checkpoints and PR status.
What the terminal can't show you.
apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeCodeAdapter.ts - Parse SSE events from OpenCode
- Map to orchestration activities
- Fix cumulative token accounting
- Surface permission requests in UI
- Add tests for new mapper
- code-reviewer running
- type-design-analyzer running
- silent-failure-hunter done
- pr-test-analyzer done
Preferences and patterns carry across every project. No manual config.
Wired into where work lives.
Per-workspace OAuth that renews itself — expired tokens refresh automatically and credentials never leave your machine.
The terminal is a great engine.
It's a terrible cockpit.
Start triaging.
Self-hosted. Open-source soon. Alpha — expect rough edges.