A planning loop that works for you

From a PRD to prioritized stories. Agents pick them off. The team can see what shipped.

Hand-crafting a backlog is the old job. Beck takes living documents into epics and stories you can still edit, then puts them on one list.

1

Write the PRD

Living pages in the workspace. Nested markdown, autosave. An agent can co-write. It does not Plan it unless you ask.

# Product requirements

What are we building, and why? The agent can co-write this page. It cannot silently overwrite you.

## Problem

Agents invent scope when the work was never decided.

2

Break it into stories

Plan it snapshots selected docs into an epic spec you can still edit. Breakdown produces pointed stories with acceptance criteria. You import. The agent does not.

Plan it

Snapshot selected documents into an epic spec. The epic stays independently editable after this.

prd
research/auth
notes/parking-lot
Destination: backlog · Breakdown: on
3

Prioritize the list

Icebox holds what is not ready. Drag what matters to the top. In Progress and Ready for Review sit in the backlog. There is no separate Current panel.

Backlog

4
In Progress1
Ready for Review1
Not Started2
4

Agents pick the work

Recommend, start, log progress, finish. Same stories humans review. Workspace token, not a public URL.

install
# Any MCP host
npx @becklabs/beck-mcp-server
# BECK_API_TOKEN=beck_…
# BECK_API_URL=https://beck.bot
5

You accept or reject

Reject with comments and the same story comes back. Completed is the accepted pile. PM and QA can see what shipped. Nothing lives in a markdown file on a laptop.

ReviewConfigure auth provider and org middleware

Succeeded: middleware and sign-in routes. Failed: OAuth redirect still needs the auth dashboard. Question: GitHub OAuth this week, or later?

AcceptReject with comments

$12 if you’re shipping. Free if you’re looking.

Pro is you and your agents, 250 credits. $15 a seat for the shared backlog. Cancel anytime.

See Plans

Free is 50 credits. Enough to see if the loop is real.