Thor
Context your agents can trust
Thor is a context layer for software teams. It ingests signals from Slack, GitHub, Linear, and meeting transcripts to build a graph of decisions, scope changes, and blockers. It automatically creates tickets, updates specs, drafts standups, and feeds context to coding agents (like Claude Code and Cursor) so they build from current information. It is not a coding agent, meeting summarizer, project management tool, or chatbot.
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