Jade Planner · by Nexartis

Run a software business at the speed of AI — without losing human judgment.

Jade Planner is the calm operating layer above Linear and GitHub: evidence-rich planning rooms, working-group memory, review queues, and reports for teams whose pace now outstrips ordinary project management.

Jade Operating Room

AI-speed planning OS

Live evidence
Linear
Plan
GitHub
Review

Linear

42 issues projects · cycles · priorities

GitHub

18 PRs branches · checks · deploys

Working Group

Launch room mission · scope · requests
Proposed change Human review Approved Linear update

Planning rooms

Portfolio · Launch · Ops Shared context for the conversations that decide what ships.

Evidence graph

Linear + GitHub Issues, PRs, checks, branches, milestones, and provider activity in one surface.

Human gates

Review first AI-speed suggestions stay calm because meaningful changes wait for approval.

The Jade OS

One calm operating layer for AI-accelerated software work.

Jade Planner is not another ticket tracker. It is where teams sense the evidence, decide the next move, review changes, and preserve the operating memory of the business.

Sense

Connect evidence before opinions take over.

Jade Planner reads the work systems your teams already use and turns issues, projects, pull requests, deploy signals, and milestones into planning-grade context.

Linear issuesGitHub PRsMilestonesChecks

Decide

Run the business rhythm from calm planning rooms.

Working groups collect mission, scope, cadence, roster, recommendations, and evidence so each launch, portfolio, or operating conversation has a durable home.

Review

Move at AI speed without surrendering judgment.

Proposed changes are captured, explained, queued, and approved before Jade Planner updates Linear or lets automation reshape the plan.

Own

Deploy an operating system you can adapt.

Jade Planner is a Core Cubi: configurable taxonomy, protected access, customer-specific rituals, and a production path that stays owned by the organization.

Evidence graph

Planning grounded in what the systems know.

The fastest teams do not need more dashboards. They need the execution evidence translated into decisions, risks, next actions, and accountable rooms.

Linear planning substrate

Projects, cycles, issues, statuses, priorities, initiatives, and planning taxonomies become the raw material for higher-level operating rooms.

GitHub delivery evidence

Pull requests, branches, checks, repositories, and webhook events make delivery reality visible beside product intent.

Working group memory

Groups preserve mission, scope, cadence, owners, evidence, and recommendations so AI acceleration does not erase accountability.

Review queue controls

Pending sync intents, conflicts, approvals, and history keep humans in charge of when planning becomes execution-system change.

Planning views

Choose the shape that fits the conversation.

Portfolio, roadmap, Kanban, timeline, calendar, impact, and decision views are all different windows into the same connected operating context.

Kanban Move work through the states your team actually discusses.
Roadmap Shape initiatives, projects, and milestones into Now / Next / Later.
Portfolio See product areas, active roadmap coverage, risk, decisions, and health.
Scenario Try capacity, staffing, and critical-path tradeoffs before Linear changes.
Gantt Sequence roadmap work, launch gates, and blockers.
Calendar See decisions, dates, and deadlines by week.
Decisions Focus only on open product, architecture, and leadership choices.
Impact See how changes ripple across leadership, portfolio, product, and delivery work.

Operating rhythm

From signal to approved action.

  1. 1 Connect systems

    Authorize Linear and GitHub provider context with scoped access.

  2. 2 Map the business

    Define planning areas, working groups, ownership, cadence, and vocabulary.

  3. 3 Run the room

    Use portfolio, roadmap, Kanban, calendar, Gantt, impact, and decision views.

  4. 4 Review changes

    Approve, reject, or revisit proposed updates before they affect Linear.

  5. 5 Export confidence

    Share reports and planning packages grounded in current evidence.

Who it serves

Built for the people accountable for momentum.

The Jade identity stays quiet and useful: clear purpose, guarded access, named decisions, and visible review before plans affect execution systems.

Founders and operators

Turn rapid AI-assisted execution into a visible operating cadence: what matters, what changed, what is blocked, and what needs a decision.

Product and engineering leaders

Plan across teams, repos, launches, customers, risks, and milestones without forcing every conversation into a ticket list.

Implementation teams

Create customer or launch rooms that preserve context, evidence, recommendations, and the next approved move.

FAQ

Questions prospects ask first.

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Is Jade Planner replacing Linear or GitHub?

No. Linear and GitHub remain the systems of execution. Jade Planner is the operating layer above them: planning rooms, provider evidence, working groups, reports, and review gates.

What does “software business OS” mean?

It means the product is designed around the recurring decisions of running a software business: portfolio priorities, launch readiness, dependencies, customer commitments, delivery evidence, and approved change.

How does Jade Planner help teams move at AI speed safely?

It separates suggestion from authority. Evidence can arrive quickly and plans can be drafted quickly, but material updates move through review before they are sent back to execution systems.