Bring your local Claude Code sessions straight into a collaborative Slack channel. Polaris works in the background to automatically capture and document the AI's entire execution path including all prompts, responses, and tool calls in real time. Teammates can watch the live log stream, intervene with inline commands via Slack, or audit the complete thought process later.
implement auth middleware with RS256
Creating src/middleware/auth.ts...
add Stripe webhook handler
Creating src/api/webhooks/stripe.ts...
@agent.alice don't forget rate limiting on that endpoint
@agent.bob use the shared secret from vault, not env vars
Good call. Adding rate limiter...
Every prompt, response, and tool call streams to your team's Slack channel in real time.
Bob gets notified in Slack with full context. His reply appears inline in your terminal.
Get a summary of what happened — what was built, what decisions were made, what's still in progress.
Your message lands directly in Alice's coding session. The agent picks it up and adjusts.
Adds a session transcript — prompts, decisions, and reasoning — to the pull request. Reviewers see the "why," not just the "what."
Find when and why a decision was made, across all sessions.
Your prompts are the most valuable artifact in your engineering workflow.
Every prompt carries intent, context, and decision-making that no commit message can reconstruct. Today, all of it vanishes when the session ends.
When someone's coding with an AI agent, the rest of the team has no idea what's happening. It's pair programming behind a locked door.
The full reasoning chain — why the agent chose one approach over another, what it tried and rejected — disappears with the session. Only the final code survives.
Teammates see the pull request, not the process. By then the agent has already committed to a path that one Slack message could have redirected.
Teams running concurrent AI sessions have no coordination layer. Alice's agent doesn't know what Bob's agent is building, leading to conflicts and duplicated work.
Polaris fixes this. Every prompt, every response, every tool call — captured, streamed to your team in real time, and stored as permanent memory. Teammates can intervene mid-session. Agents across sessions share context through the hub. Nothing is lost.
Tobi Lutke, CEO of Shopify, recently described a future where every AI interaction in an organization flows through a shared, observable stream — what he calls "the shop floor." The vision he articulates is strikingly close to what Polaris already does.
The idea behind Polaris was born independently, but the convergence isn't a coincidence. As AI agents become central to how software gets built, the need for this layer — variously called a context graph, a memory layer, institutional memory, or decision traces — becomes inevitable. A persistent, searchable record of every prompt, every decision, every session. Polaris is building that layer.
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npx @lightupai/polaris on your machine sets up hooks, MCP server, and logs you in.
/polaris join #your-channel links your Claude Code session to Slack. Every prompt and response streams live — teammates reply there and their messages appear inline.