What Strukt connects
Strukt works continuously in explicitly connected shared channels. Relevant work can be detected from normal conversation without a command or @mention for every action.
What gets attached
•Repository links attached to tasks
•Commits and pull requests related to the work
•Code updates that help support and product follow progress
How updates move
•Tasks keep code links as owners change
•GitHub updates reach the task and Slack thread
•Support and product can see when code work moves
A connected workflow
•A task, bug, decision, or follow-up surfaces naturally in a connected channel.
•Strukt identifies the work without requiring a repeated command or @mention.
•The source thread and supporting evidence remain attached.
•The supported destination item is created or updated.
•Later changes remain connected to the same work.
Permissions and pricing
Access is limited to the channels, projects, and repositories your organization explicitly connects. Plans cover team workflows rather than charging per user or by token consumption.
Follow a Slack thread into a tracked task.
Connect tasks to the code that fixes them.
Strukt links issues to PRs, commits, repositories, and comments so non-engineering teams can follow progress.
CONCEPTHow Strukt keeps task details attached
Strukt keeps source threads, decisions, files, recordings, logs, and code links attached to the task people use to do the work.
USE CASESee what's actually happening.
Track blocked work, repeated customer reports, stale tickets, and owner changes without asking for status updates.
INTEGRATIONConnect the tools where work already happens.
Connect Slack, Jira, Linear, and GitHub. Strukt creates and updates work without another place for your team to check.