Your company makes decisions all day.Your AI agents never hear them.
Your people forget them too.
Lockstep captures every decision from Slack, Jira, Notion, Google Docs, and PRs, gets each one approved with a click, briefs every engineer and every agent — and catches drift before it ships.
Captures decisions from the tools you already use
No one files anything.
Captured automatically from Slack, Jira, Notion, Google Docs, Confluence, PRs, and agent sessions.
Nothing becomes official on its own.
One click, dashboard or right inside Slack.
Every engineer and every agent starts already knowing.
Briefed before anyone, human or AI, touches the code.
You find out before it ships. Not after.
Flagged to both sides; can block the merge when you're ready.
capture — six sources feed one record. Nobody filed anything.
Watch the loop run.
A real PRD rule, from written to enforced. Real product UI, simulated data.
One record. Both sides of the building.
PMs see what got built. Engineers and agents see what was decided.
3 of 4 requirements have implementing work
What the PRD says vs. what got built — live.
Every agent session opens with the rules that govern it.
Two teams, one surface — both sides see it.
lockstep[bot] — this PR's change to POST /payments/init may conflict — review both: “The guest flow must not ask for OTP before payment.”
The check that stops drift at the merge.
Nothing changes for your team.
No new tool to adopt. No process to follow. Nobody files anything — Lockstep reads from where work already happens.
Read-only connections
We never write to your tools' data or statuses.
Allowlisted sources only
Lockstep reads exactly the channels and docs you point it at.
Secrets redacted
Tokens, keys, and credential-shaped strings are stripped before anything is stored or sent to a model.
Full audit trail
Every capture, approval, and alert is logged.
Per-project access walls
Walled projects are visible to their members only.
“Lockstep remembers — and enforces — from the tools you already use.”
Every wiki, ADR log, and decision register died the same death: someone had to file things. The moment writing it down became a chore, the record fell behind reality — and a record that's behind reality is worse than no record at all.
AI agents made this fatal. An engineer who missed a decision asks in Slack. An agent that missed a decision ships code against it at machine speed, in ten repos at once. The cost of unwritten context didn't grow — it compounded.
So we built the record that files itself. Captured where decisions already happen, approved by the person who owns them, delivered to every human and every agent before they touch the code — and enforced when someone drifts anyway.
— the Lockstep team
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