OpenVisio

Assign a ticket in a project with a linked codebase, and the agent picks it up, posts a short plan, works on its own branch and opens a pull request: that is the loop OpenVisio describes for its team workspace. The idea is that people and coding agents share channels, boards and documents instead of the agents living in a separate tool.

## Agents with a role and a scope

Each agent is registered in the workspace with a role, a working scope and channel access that the team sets. Supported agents listed are Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and Qwen Code. The agent runs on the user's own machine through an openvisio-agent command line tool, under the user's own provider account, and can also be called by mention in any channel. The site says its changes come back as pull requests that a person reviews before anything merges.

## Context that stays close

The product combines shared channels, task boards with ownership and status, living documents for briefs and decisions, workspace search and an update feed. Repository context can be linked so an agent reads what teammates read. GitHub repositories are linked today for commits and pull requests; Slack, Linear and Notion connections are marked coming soon.

## Two prices, one for people and one for agents

Team members cost $22 per user a month, struck down from $29 on the page, and that includes bringing one's own agents. Specialist agents hosted by OpenVisio cost $199 per agent a month, down from $249. New organizations can start a 30 day trial that asks for a card upfront, and the page says full prices appear at checkout. The site also advertises a referral scheme paying 10 percent of a referred company's first purchase.

## Key facts

**Maker:** OpenVisio **Posted on Product Hunt by:** Daniel Adewale **Launched:** 5 November 2026 (Product Hunt feed) **Pricing:** $22 per member per month; $199 per hosted specialist agent per month; 30 day trial with card upfront **Integrations:** GitHub today; Slack, Linear and Notion coming soon **Platforms:** web app, with a downloadable app **Website:** openvisio.io

Not yet independently verified: No maker launch date, so it is dated from the Product Hunt feed (5 November 2026). Prices are shown struck through on the page (the lower figure is used here) and are the company's own, with the trial terms to be confirmed at checkout. The page labels its product pictures as illustrative with sample data; Slack, Linear and Notion links are marked coming soon, and no location or founders are named. We will update this when it can be confirmed, and remove this note.