Jade Planner · by Nexartis
The calm planning room above Linear and GitHub: connect evidence, hear the right advisors, make disagreement visible, and approve strategy before it becomes coordinated action.
Planning room
Linear
42 issues projects · cycles · prioritiesGitHub
18 PRs branches · checks · deploysWorking Group
Launch room mission · scope · requestsRefined judgment
Raw information is not yet strategy. Value emerges when evidence and diverse counsel are examined together, disagreement is made visible, and humans approve what should happen next.
See clearly
Evidence first Linear plans and GitHub delivery signals in one planning surface.Decide together
Working groups Mission, scope, recommendations, and dissent with durable memory.Move with confidence
Human review Material changes wait for approval before they reach execution systems.Planning and decision OS
Not another ticket tracker. A durable room to sense the situation, decide with advisors, review before authority moves, and keep ownership of how the plan becomes action.
Sense
Bring Linear plans and GitHub delivery evidence into planning-grade context — issues, projects, pull requests, checks, milestones, and operating signals in one place.
Decide
Working groups hold mission, scope, cadence, roster, recommendations, and rationale so portfolio and launch decisions have a home beyond chat threads.
Review
Explainable recommendations stay reviewable. Humans approve, reject, or request more evidence before Jade updates Linear or automation reshapes the plan.
Own
A Core Cubi you configure: taxonomy, access, rituals, and an owned path to production — without surrendering decision authority to any tool.
See the whole situation
Not more dashboards — execution evidence translated into options, risks, next actions, and rooms that can hold a real decision.
Linear planning substrate
Projects, cycles, issues, priorities, and initiatives become the material for higher-level operating rooms — not a second ticket list.GitHub delivery evidence
Pull requests, branches, checks, and deploys make implementation reality visible beside product intent.Working group memory
Mission, scope, owners, evidence, recommendations, and dissent stay together so speed does not erase accountability.Review before action
Pending intents, conflicts, and approvals keep people in charge of when planning becomes execution-system change.Planning views
Portfolio, roadmap, Kanban, timeline, calendar, impact, and decision views are all different windows into the same connected operating context.
From evidence to action
Authorize Linear and GitHub context with scoped access.
Define planning areas, working groups, ownership, and cadence.
Use portfolio, roadmap, Kanban, calendar, Gantt, impact, and decision views on the same context.
Review recommendations and sync intents before they affect Linear.
Share packages grounded in evidence; learn from what actually shipped.
Who it serves
Quiet and useful: clear purpose, guarded access, named decisions, and visible review before plans change execution systems.
Turn rapid execution into a visible cadence: what matters, what changed, what is blocked, and what needs a decision.
Sequence work across teams, repos, launches, and risks without forcing every conversation into a ticket list.
Keep customer or launch rooms that preserve context, evidence, recommendations, and the next approved move.
Jade has long stood for clarity, integrity, and value revealed through refinement. Jade Planner aims for that quality in strategy work: examine evidence, align advisors, and turn judgment into an approved plan. A further historical resonance is Zhou Yu (周瑜), whose name and courtesy name both evoke fine jade and whose legacy is often associated with clear assessment and coordinated action — presented as resonance, not as a confirmed naming story. The product is not military-themed software.
No. Linear remains the system of record for issues and projects. GitHub remains the system of record for implementation evidence. Jade Planner is the planning and decision layer above them: rooms, recommendations, review gates, and controlled updates.
An evidence-first planning and decision operating system for software portfolios — the calm room where groups turn different perspectives into clear judgment, approved strategy, and coordinated action.