Visual phase planning
Turn a ticket, bug, feature request, or pasted AI prompt into cards your team can scan.
VS Code control roomMulti-agent handoffs
DryLake plans AI coding work before agents burn tokens.
Turn tickets, bugs, product specs, and messy prompts into visual phase cards. Assign each card to your coding agent, attach the right skill, and run focused handoffs from VS Code.
DryLake is backed by 99VC and AWS Startups.
VS Code workflow
Rearrange cards, assign agents, attach skills, launch handoffs.
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Workflow
Built for engineers who want planning control before execution.
Agent and skill routing
Assign each phase to Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Continue, Kilo, Gemini, Cursor, or another local agent.
Token control
Use smaller focused handoffs instead of one oversized prompt that burns context and hides risk.
Account management
One page for plan status, billing, extension connection, and settings.
Free users should never feel blocked from using the visual planner. Paid users should see exactly what Pro unlocks and where to manage billing.
Free users
Use visual planning cards, local agent handoffs, prompt export, and extension connection without a paid plan.
Pro users
Manage hosted Xupra AI planning, billing status, entitlements, and the Stripe customer portal from one account surface.
Teams later
Organization switching, roles, and admin controls stay separate from the customer account page.
Validation first
Route phases to the agents your users already have.
DryLake creates focused handoff files and terminal launches. It does not pretend to own every agent runtime; it gives Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Continue, Kilo, and other tools the exact phase context they need.
Claude CodeOpenAI CodexGemini CLIHermes AgentCursor CLIGitHub Copilot ChatBlackbox CLIGoose CLIOpenCodeQwen CodeContinue CLICline CLIAiderKilo CodeAuggie CLI
Security and infrastructure
Built on AWS Cloud. Shipped through GitLab.
DryLake is backed by 99VC and AWS Startups. Infrastructure runs on AWS Cloud with GitLab CI/CD for validation and deployment.
Workspace isolation
Agent handoffs run from the user workspace with workspace-scoped auth and no shared customer filesystem.
Encrypted credentials
Credentials and extension tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage.
Encrypted in transit
All information Encrypted from your IDE to inference and back.
AWS security controls
Runtime secrets can use AWS Secrets Manager, and S3 artifacts support AWS KMS encryption.
GitLab CI/CD
Production deploys run through GitLab validation, HTTPS checks, audit logs, and environment isolation guards.