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Linescape
Visualize your engineering team flow in one calm view
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Visualize your engineering team flow in one calm view
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Agents open pull requests around the clock. Linescape turns your GitHub live activity into one calm, always-on, spatial canvas that shows where work is waiting, who is blocking, and which PRs deserve attention first. Easily spot bottlenecks, agent spikes, CI outages, review dependencies.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second
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Hi Product Hunt, I’m David, a frontend tech lead.
AI agents now open pull requests around the clock. Writing code is no longer the bottleneck. Reviewing it is. And most dashboards still count commits and lines, which tells you nothing about where work is actually stuck.
Linescape is built around that new bottleneck.
What it does
Turns your Git and review history into a spatial canvas you can scan in seconds
Compares review depth with PR complexity, so you see what was merged too lightly
Clusters work by functional domain, so problems show up as areas, not as a flat list
Shows who on the team is blocking, without a spreadsheet or a weekly meeting
Always on: open it any time, no setup ritual, computed from your past review history
Who it’s for
Tech leads and engineering managers on teams where humans and agents both ship code, and where the review queue is the real constraint.
Why I built it
I wanted a tool that makes human and agent output instantly scannable, so you can surface bottlenecks and ship with less friction, instead of discovering them in a retro three weeks later.
A mobile version is on the way. I’d love your feedback, especially on what signals you’d want to see first. What slows your reviews down today?
Built with React and React Three Fiber for the canvas, the GitHub GraphQL API for review history, and Vercel for hosting. Claude Code and Antigravity did a lot of the heavy lifting.