Turn conversations into work.
SLAB takes a messy input, like a Slack thread, a doc, or a 45-minute customer call, and turns it into structured slabs of actionable work. Then pushes them straight into Linear, Jira, and GitHub.
Early access · Works with the tools you already use
Feed it anything messy
How it works
From raw conversation to shippable work in three moves.
Drop in the mess
Paste a Slack thread, upload a transcript, connect a doc, or forward an email. No formatting or cleanup required.
SLAB structures it
The engine reads the whole input and separates it into six kinds of slabs, each item traceable back to the exact source that produced it.
Push to your tools
Review, edit, and send slabs straight into Linear, Jira, or GitHub as issues, tasks, and tickets, with context attached.
Six kinds of slabs
Every input, sorted into the building blocks of real work.
One 45-minute call rarely produces one thing. SLAB separates the signal into slabs you can act on independently.
Problems
What the customer or team is struggling with, pulled out as distinct pain points.
Requirements
What actually needs to be built, phrased as clear, buildable requirements.
Tasks
Concrete engineering and product tasks, scoped and ready to assign.
Decisions
What was agreed, captured so nothing gets relitigated three weeks later.
Follow-ups
Who needs to do what by when, with owners attached to every item.
Context
The links and evidence behind each item, traceable to the exact source moment.
Integrations
Slabs don't live in SLAB. They ship to your tracker.
Review a set of slabs, then push them where the work actually happens. No copy-paste, no lost context.
Linear
Slabs become issues with labels, projects, and assignees mapped automatically.
Jira
Push tasks as stories or bugs into the right epic, with context in the description.
GitHub
Turn requirements and tasks into issues, linked to the source that created them.
Stop losing work in the conversation.
SLAB is in early access. Join the waitlist and be first to turn your calls, threads, and docs into structured slabs.