Whirlune

Run your AI agents from the board.

TODOs, Issues, PRs and email on one board. Hand any card to Claude Code or Codex.

Coming soon

Hand it to AI

The Whirlune board. Card #901 has been handed to an agent and now shows that the AI is implementing it.
Pick a card on the board and press Enter. Claude Code or Codex starts on it, and the card shows the work in progress.

Follow up in the CLI

An agent's own CLI opened from a card, with the agent replying to an added instruction.
Open the agent's own CLI from the card to add instructions while it works.

Automation

The Whirlune settings screen for schedules and recurring TODOs, used to set up automatic implementation.
Schedule recurring work, such as automatic implementation. Automation starts turned off.

Email

The Whirlune board with an email card that has been marked as replied.
Email that needs action appears on the board next to your Issues and PRs. You reply from your own mail app and mark it replied.

Screens show sample data in the Japanese interface and may change before release.

Works with the agents you already use.

Use your existing Claude Code and Codex plans straight from a card.

  • Claude Code
  • Codex

Planned

  • Hermes Agent
  • OpenCode
  • Pi
  • DeepSeek

How Whirlune uses Gmail data

Connecting Gmail is optional. When you connect an account, Whirlune does three things with it.

Reads only
Whirlune asks Google for the read-only scope gmail.readonly and nothing else. It never sends email, saves drafts in Gmail, deletes messages or changes labels.
Keeps it on your computer
Fetched messages are stored in a database on the computer where you run Whirlune. Sign-in tokens are kept in your operating system's credential store. Nothing is sent to servers run by mibuki.
Puts email on your board
Messages are sorted into your projects by rules you set. If you turn on AI features, or ask an agent to work on a message, its content is sent to the AI provider you choose, under your own account with that provider.

Read the Whirlune Privacy Policy

Questions

Does the AI merge pull requests on its own?

Not by default. Automatic review and scheduled work start turned off, and you choose how much to hand over.

Does Whirlune send email?

No. Whirlune reads Gmail with read-only access. It never sends email, saves drafts in Gmail or changes your mailbox.

When can I use it, and what will it cost?

Whirlune is not released yet. It is planned as open-source software under the MIT License. Running agents is billed through your own Claude Code or Codex plan.

Whirlune is coming soon.

Questions about Whirlune or how it handles your data? Contact us through the support form.

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