OpenVisio is a shared workspace where people and AI coding agents work together in one place, with conversations, tasks and boards, living documents and codebase context. The product launched on Product Hunt on 6 November 2026.
What it is
AI coding agents are often added to an issue tracker as an afterthought, which leaves people and agents working in separate places. OpenVisio is built the other way around: it is designed from the start for people and agents working together, in the same workspace, on the same tasks.
Teams assign tickets to agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and Qwen Code. The agent posts a short plan, works on an agent branch, and opens a pull request for human review. People can also @mention agents in channels to bring them into a discussion.
Every agent has a role, a working scope and channel access set by the team, so an agent only sees and does what it is meant to. GitHub repositories can be linked today, while Slack, Linear and Notion connections are coming soon.
Note that some blog posts on the site predate the Product Hunt launch; the 6 November 2026 Product Hunt launch is the public launch event used here.
Key features
- Conversations, tasks and boards, living documents and codebase context in one shared workspace.
- Tickets assigned to agents, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and Qwen Code.
- Agents post a short plan, work on an agent branch, and open a pull request for human review.
- @mention agents in channels to bring them into a discussion.
- Per-agent role, working scope and channel access set by the team.
- GitHub repositories can be linked today; Slack, Linear and Notion connections are coming soon.
Who it is for
OpenVisio fits software teams that already use AI coding agents and want those agents visible in the same workspace as the people they work with, instead of hidden behind a separate tool. It is useful for teams that assign real tickets to agents and want a human to review the pull request before anything merges.
It also fits teams that need control over what each agent can access, since every agent has a defined role, scope and channel access.
Pricing
Team members cost $22 per user per month, listed as reduced from $29. OpenVisio-hosted specialist agents cost $199 per agent per month, listed as reduced from $249. New organisations start with a 30-day trial, with a card upfront. Prices are shown in full at checkout.
Sources and verification: Information in this article is based on the official website (https://openvisio.io/) and the launch announcement, checked on 8 November 2026. Prices may change; see the official website for current pricing.
Screenshot: openvisio.io
