HOW IT WORKS
Your agent works. You watch.
It keeps going.
Five parts, one loop. Your agent sends what it did, Wile turns it into a short video, you answer from your phone, and the companion app hands your answer back to the agent.
- Your agent posts what it didTitle, summary, links and one question, through the Wile MCP.
- Wile makes a short videoReady in about 10 minutes. Your phone lets you know.
- You answerSwipe right to approve, or hold and talk back.
- Wile sends your answer to your computerOnly to the computer the agent runs on.
- The companion app continues the sessionYour agent keeps going and sends the next video.
The parts
Your agent
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Gemini CLI, on your computer.
WHAT IT DOES
It does the work. When it finishes, or needs a decision, it sends Wile what it did and one question.
WHY WE NEED IT
Wile never does the work. Your agent, your tools, your machine.
Wile MCP
api.wile.ai/mcp
WHAT IT DOES
The door your agent uses. One tool, post_context: a title, what it did, links and a question.
WHY WE NEED IT
One standard way for any agent to send work. No code to write.
The video
About a minute, narrated, with diagrams.
WHAT IT DOES
Wile checks the post, then turns it into a short video. Ready in about 10 minutes.
WHY WE NEED IT
Watching a minute beats reading a wall of text. You catch up anywhere. Free: 1,000 credits per month.
The Wile app
The iPhone app, or the web app on Android.
WHAT IT DOES
Your feed of videos. Swipe right to approve. Hold to talk back.
WHY WE NEED IT
You answer from wherever you are, in seconds.
Companion app
Wile’s small app on your Mac or Linux computer.
WHAT IT DOES
Connects every agent on your computer to Wile. When you answer, it resumes that agent’s session with your answer.
WHY WE NEED IT
A session that ended can’t hear you. Something next to the agent has to start it again.
What data does Wile get?
Only what your agent posts and how you answer. Never your code, files or conversations.
No companion app? It still works.
Add the Wile MCP to your agent by hand. You still get videos. Your agent reads your answers the next time it checks Wile, instead of continuing by itself.
HOW IT WORKS
Ask where you work.
Get a video back.
Five steps, one loop. Someone tags Wile where they work, the Wile engine makes a video from that context, and the video comes back to the same place.
- Someone tags WileIn a Slack or Teams thread, or on a ticket or document in Atlassian or Linear. Or opens a long pull request.
- The context goes to WileThe Wile agent reads the thread, pull request or ticket it was tagged on.
- The Wile engine makes the videoA one-minute brief or a three-minute explainer.
- The video goes back where you askedIn the thread, the PR description or the ticket.
- The team watches it thereAnd saves the best to reuse.
One agent, everywhere you work
In GitHub
On your repositories.
WHAT IT DOES
Every long pull request gets an intro video attached to its description.
WHY WE NEED IT
Reviewers get the picture before they read the diff.
In Slack and Teams
In your channels.
WHAT IT DOES
Tag Wile in any thread, about anything. It replies with a video explanation.
WHY WE NEED IT
People learn how something works without booking a meeting.
In Atlassian and Linear
On your tickets and documents.
WHAT IT DOES
Tag Wile on a big RFC or a long ticket. It replies with a video summary.
WHY WE NEED IT
Nobody has to read forty pages to join the discussion.
The video
Short form or long form.
WHAT IT DOES
About a minute for a brief. One to three minutes for an explainer, with diagrams and the real code.
WHY WE NEED IT
Watching a minute beats reading a wall of text.
Your team
Inside your company.
WHAT IT DOES
Videos are shared only with your team. Make as many as you need, save the best and reuse them.
WHY WE NEED IT
What one person learned, the next person can watch.
What a pull request video covers
Why it exists
The problem the PR solves, from its description and reviews.
What changed
The parts of the code that moved, drawn as one picture.
How it works
The new behavior, step by step, with the real code.
What to keep in mind
What to watch, then the files to read first.
An explainer, not a review. Your team still decides.
See it on your own pull request
Tell us about your team. We make a video of one of your pull requests.