Today we're introducing SuperClawd Pipelines—a way to turn your board into an autonomous pipeline. Pipelines is a local web app that runs your own Claude on your tickets. Assign an issue and Claude plans it, works in an isolated git worktree, opens a PR, and hands it back for your review—everything on your machine, launched from the CLI.
The Problem: Tickets Sit While You Context-Switch
Your board is full of work that's well-scoped and ready to go—the small fixes, the follow-ups, the tickets you'd knock out if you weren't three tasks deep in something else. They pile up not because they're hard, but because starting each one costs a context switch: pull the branch, read the issue, set up the workspace, remember where you left off.
Pipelines closes that gap. You assign the ticket; Claude does the setup and the first pass.
How It Works
The flow mirrors how you'd hand work to a teammate:
- Assign an issue on your board to a pipeline.
- Claude plans the work from the ticket.
- It works in an isolated git worktree, so the change is sandboxed from everything else you have going.
- It opens a PR.
- It hands the PR back for your review.
Nothing gets marked Done behind your back. The PR is the handoff point, and you're the reviewer.
Works Your Real Board
Pipelines runs on the board you already use. Connect Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, or Monday—or use the built-in local board if you'd rather keep things on your machine from end to end. The ticket is the unit of work, wherever it lives.
Autonomous Runs, Isolated by Design
Every ticket works in its own git worktree and opens its own PR. That isolation is the point: concurrent runs never collide. You can have several tickets in flight at once without them stepping on each other's branches, files, or state—each one is a clean, separate lane from planning through PR.
You Stay in Control
Pipelines runs supervised or autonomous per run—you decide how much rope to give each one. And there's always a human sign-off before anything is marked Done. Autonomy is a setting you choose ticket by ticket, not a mode you flip on and lose track of.
Recurring Schedules and a PR Monitor
Beyond one-off assignments, Pipelines can run work on a cadence with recurring schedules—useful for the routine passes you'd otherwise have to remember. And a built-in PR monitor watches your open PRs and auto-fixes failing CI, so a red check doesn't block a change that just needs a small correction.
Local-First
Your data lives on your machine. Nothing runs in our cloud. Pipelines is a local web app launched from the CLI, and your code, your tickets, and your worktrees stay with you.
Get Started
Pipelines runs through the SuperClawd CLI and ships as the @superclawd-ai/pipelines extension. With both installed, it's two commands—log in, then start Pipelines:
superclawd login
superclawd pipelines start
That launches the local web app, where you can connect your board and assign your first ticket.
Want the full picture on what Pipelines can do? Read more at superclawd.com/#pipelines.