FlightDeck

Plan the Work.
Ship the Plan.

The Control Plane for AI Work

Coordinate agents, govern execution, and ship real software — as a system, not a series of conversations.

Built for the solo founder who refuses to lose the plot.

FlightDeck ATC — Air Traffic Control view showing crew status, session timer, and multi-project flight trajectories

Works with the stack you already use

GitHub
Vercel
Supabase
Claude
OpenAI
VS Code
Cursor
Next.js
TypeScript
React
Node.js
PostgreSQL
Tailwind
Linear
Figma
Two modes. Same system.

Not into aviation metaphors?
Developer Mode speaks your language.

One toggle switches every label in the system. Same data, same governance, same surfaces — just the naming you'd expect from a dev tool.

FlightDev
Flight Mode
CockpitSystem Overview
ATCOverview & Course Setting
Crew ManifestAgents, Connections & Status
MaintenanceDiagnostics, Keys & Config
Flight PlanningSpecs & Work Item Creation
Flight LogsSessions, Receipts & Archives

hover to pause · click to toggle

FlightDeck in Developer Mode — sidebar showing dev-native naming
Developer Mode — every label maps to what you'd expect

AI can build anything. The problem is controlling it.

Every session starts cold. Your AI crew forgets what you decided, what you built, and why you built it.

Your tools don't talk to each other. GitHub is over here. Your specs are somewhere else. Your work items are in a third place. Nothing connects.

When something breaks, you find out when it's too late. No warning. No context. No clear path forward.

FlightDeck is the layer that fixes this.

No Silent Failures
FlightDeck Cockpit showing warning caution row
“Claude Code context at 88% — recommend refuel.”

Not a cryptic error. Not a silent failure. A specific caution in plain language, surfaced where you're working — with a clear next step.

Document Manifest — Manifest tab, Planning domain

Ideas become specifications.

Flight Planification — 37 planified, 172 flight plans

Specifications become flight plans.

Flights — 1 active, 2 in progress, 11 queued

Flight plans become execution.

Flight Logs — session receipts, commit counts

Every action is governed. Every decision is recorded.

Ingest modal — AI classification, high confidence badge

From idea to shipped feature — fully traceable. Nothing floats loose.

That lineage — idea to plan to spec to work item to shipped feature — is not a nice-to-have. It is the product.

Eight surfaces. One system.

Every part of FlightDeck has a specific job. Nothing overlaps. Nothing gets lost.

FlightDeck Cockpit — command deck with ATC Readout and cautions

Cockpit

Your command deck. ATC Readout narrates current project state. Cautions surface in plain language when your system needs a decision. Start Engines to begin preflight.

FlightDeck ATC — portfolio command with crew fuel gauges

ATC

Portfolio command. Session timer. All five crew members with fuel gauges. Multi-project flight trajectories with real ETAs. The full picture from one surface.

FlightDeck Crew Manifest — agent roles and fuel gauges

Crew Manifest

Danny is Pilot. ChatGPT is Architect. Claude is Reasoner. Claude Code is Implementer. Every agent has a defined role, a fuel gauge, and a full comms log. You manage a team, not a chatbox.

FlightDeck Document Manifest — classified documents with health checks

Documents

Every plan, spec, wireframe, and asset — classified, health-checked, and linked to the work it drives.

FlightDeck Flight Planning — specs to work items with truth chains

Flight Planning

Specs become work items through a governed process. Truth chains: every task traces to its source spec.

FlightDeck Flight Logs — session history and commit receipts

Flight Logs

Session history, decisions, commits, and receipts. You never ask "what happened last Tuesday?" again.

FlightDeck Maintenance — diagnostics and system health

Maintenance

Diagnostics, provider bindings, secrets, system health. The hangar where the system services itself.

FlightDeck Schema Explorer — schema explorer and query console

Schema Explorer

Schema explorer and query console. Your system's data structure — visible and inspectable.

FlightDeck Ingest modal — document health with AI classification

Document Health

Every document has a health signal. Green = exists and matches. Yellow = drifted. Red = problem. When it's red, FlightDeck tells you what's wrong and gives you a button to fix it.

Asset Library

Your brand assets are governed too. 82 icons. Logo variants. Design tokens. Classified, versioned, and linked to the documents that reference them.

FlightDeck Icon Library — 82 classified icons
FlightDeck Logos tab — governed brand assets
Onboarding

Start with Flight School.

Before you touch a codebase, FlightDeck configures your AI copilot. Structured onboarding in minutes.

Tell FlightDeck how you work, how you think, what your product is, and how you want your AI crew to behave. It generates CLAUDE.md, SOUL.md, and a full governance stack — formal documents that define how your AI assistant should operate inside your project. The more specific you are, the better your entire build experience becomes.

Nothing is saved until you review and approve at the end.
Welcome to Flight School — overview showing three phases: Style and Tone, Rules and Boundaries, Governance and Procedures
Flight School walks you through three phases
1

Style and Tone

Flight School Phase 1 — role selection: Founder/CEO, CTO, Solo Developer, PM
Define your role and communication style

How proactive or restrained your copilot should be. Empathy, pacing, explanation style.

2

Rules and Boundaries

Flight School Phase 2 — Create a New Project with 6-step governance flow
Structured setup: Basics, Intent, Location, Features, Review, Governance

What your AI can and can't do without your approval. Protected systems. Evidence standards.

3

Governance and Procedures

Flight School Phase 3 — Skill Building + Setup with AI-proposed structure
Describe your skill in plain language. AI proposes the structure.

Tool routing, project scope, output behavior, team shape.

Flight Mode or Developer Mode — one toggle.

New to building software? Everything speaks plain language. Aviation metaphors, guided onboarding, tooltips on everything. Already technical? Flip to Developer Mode. Labels go technical, scaffolding disappears, you work at full speed. Same system. Same data. Same governance.

FlightDeck Home Terminal — Flight Mode and Developer Mode toggle

Run your AI like a system.

Not like a conversation you keep starting over.

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