Features
The whole team, in one layer.
Claude Code writes the code. afterclick is everyone else — the memory, the reviewers, the release manager. Here’s each piece: what it’s for, why we built it, the security around it, and why you’ll want it.
Persistent memory
Keeps your project’s context alive between sessions, so every new Claude Code conversation starts already knowing what you’ve built.
Why we built it
Every AI session forgets everything when it ends — so you re-explain your project, your past decisions, and how each feature works, over and over. We built memory so you never start from zero again.
What it does
- Remembers your roadmap, past decisions, and how each feature actually works
- Injects the relevant context into every new session at startup
- Keeps a durable history of what changed and why
- Persists across machines, sessions, and teammates
Security
Your memory is scoped to your workspace and isolated at the database level, so no other tenant can read it. It’s stored encrypted on our servers and is never used to train AI models.
Why Claude Code users need it
Claude Code is brilliant in the moment but has no memory of the last session. Memory turns a string of forgetful conversations into one continuous project that builds on itself.
Multi-session safety
Watches across all your parallel Claude sessions so two of them can’t silently overwrite each other’s work.
Why we built it
Run a few sessions at once — a fix here, a feature there — and they can’t see each other. Two can edit the same file and one silently clobbers the other. We built the clobber radar to catch that before it happens.
What it does
- Tracks which session is touching which files
- Flags overlapping edits before they collide
- Holds the merge when two sessions race the same code
- Coordinates a safe order across everything in flight
Security
Cross-session tracking is workspace-isolated — a session only ever sees its own workspace’s activity, and no code content leaves your tenant.
Why Claude Code users need it
The faster you go with parallel AI sessions, the more they fight. This is the one safeguard a single session literally cannot provide for itself.
The advisor panel
A team of specialist reviewers — architect, security, safety, design, release manager, foresight — that checks the risky calls before they land.
Why we built it
A solo builder doesn’t have a senior team to catch the thing they didn’t think of. We built the panel so you get an independent second (and third) pair of expert eyes, automatically, only when it matters.
What it does
- Lead architect reviews the plan and the built diff for design problems
- Security expert hunts exposed secrets, missing authorization, and injection
- Safety check flags destructive changes — and is always on
- Design reviewer checks the actual screens and asks for tests
- Release manager plans a safe ship order; Foresight surfaces the decisions to make first
Security
The panel reviews only the changes you opt into, plus the sensitive surfaces it’s told to watch — auth, money, data, secrets. Reviews run server-side, your code is treated as confidential, and it never trains a model.
Why Claude Code users need it
Claude reviews its own work inside one session, with no memory of the others. The panel brings fresh, role-specialized eyes a single session can’t.
Catastrophe tripwires
Always-on hard stops for the few actions that can’t be undone — wiping a database, force-deploying to prod, leaking a secret.
Why we built it
Some mistakes don’t get a second chance. We built tripwires so the catastrophic, irreversible actions get caught and surfaced for your okay — no matter how relaxed your settings are.
What it does
- Detects destructive commands (rm -rf, DROP TABLE, force-push to main)
- Catches secrets about to be committed or leaked
- Flags production deploys that skip the ship gate
- Surfaces the risk in plain English and pauses for you
Security
Tripwires are the security floor: they fire even on the most relaxed Care Level, so the worst-case actions are never silent.
Why Claude Code users need it
When you’re moving fast and not reading every line, the irreversible mistakes are exactly the ones you can’t afford to miss. Tripwires are the seatbelt.
The ship queue
One calm queue that puts every change through a real deploy lock, a forced rebase on what’s live, your checks, and a release-manager sign-off — one deploy at a time.
Why we built it
Shipping is where parallel AI sessions get dangerous: two deploys racing to production, one quietly overwriting the other. We built the ship queue so promotions happen one at a time, in order, with nothing clobbered.
What it does
- A real deploy lock — only one thing ships at once
- A forced rebase on the live target so you can’t revert what merged ahead
- A per-stage QA checklist (tests, review, smoke, regression) that must clear
- A release-manager sign-off before the gate to production opens
- A live board showing what’s working, staging, gated, and live
Security
The gate is fail-safe and fully auditable — every check, override, and deploy is recorded. Production is treated as real money and irreplaceable data, and the lock is what keeps it that way.
Why Claude Code users need it
Solo or on a team, the scariest moment is the deploy. The ship queue makes “ship to production” a calm, ordered, reversible step instead of a 3am scramble.
Roadmap
A project-scoped board that holds where your build has been and where it’s going — across every session.
Why we built it
Goals that live inside one session die with it. We built the roadmap to lift your plan up to the project level, so the direction persists and every session knows the next right thing to build.
What it does
- A board of cards from idea → planned → in progress → shipped
- Links each session to the card it’s working
- Persists decisions and progress across sessions and people
- Feeds the next-task pick for autonomous builds
Security
The roadmap is workspace-scoped and read-only for you on the dashboard — Claude is the writer and you’re the reviewer, so the record always reflects what actually happened.
Why Claude Code users need it
AI is great at the next step but loses the thread of the whole journey. The roadmap is the through-line that keeps a project moving in one direction.
Autonomous build
Point afterclick at your roadmap and a Product Owner picks the next safe, high-priority task, builds it, verifies it on staging, and queues it for your sign-off.
Why we built it
Sometimes you want to hand off the safe, well-understood work. We built autonomous build so a governed agent keeps shipping the roadmap forward — while you stay the only one who promotes to production.
What it does
- A Product Owner ranks the roadmap and picks the next safe card
- Builds it, verifies on staging, and stages it for your review
- Cost-capped and stop-on-uncertainty — it asks when unsure
- Loops through the safe work; never auto-ships to prod
Security
It’s token-scoped and cost-capped, hard-stops on anything needing your judgment, and can never deploy to production on its own — you sign off every ship.
Why Claude Code users need it
It turns your roadmap into real progress even while you’re away, without giving up the control that keeps production safe.
Keys Bank
An encrypted vault for the credentials afterclick needs to act for you — API keys, tokens, SSH, SMTP — organized by provider.
Why we built it
Governing real actions (deploys, email, domains) means handling real secrets. We built the Keys Bank so they live in one encrypted place you control, never scattered around in plaintext.
What it does
- Encrypted storage across dozens of providers and categories
- Grouped, multi-field add (e.g. host + user + key together)
- Used only to perform the actions you ask for
- Scoped per workspace and per environment
Security
Keys are encrypted at rest, scoped to your workspace, and used only for actions you initiate. They’re never handed back to the model in plaintext, and never sold or shared.
Why Claude Code users need it
The moment afterclick does more than watch — shipping, sending, registering — it needs credentials. The Keys Bank makes that safe instead of a liability.
Care Levels
One knob that sets how careful to be — who reviews, how deeply, and what it costs.
Why we built it
Not every change deserves a full security audit, and not every builder wants the same rigor. We built Care Levels so you set the bar once and afterclick matches its effort — and its cost — to it.
What it does
- A single setting from relaxed to strict
- Decides which advisors engage and how deep they go
- Controls review cost — tiny edits fly through, risky ones get scrutiny
- Keeps the catastrophe floor on at every level
Security
Even at the most relaxed setting, the safety floor and tripwires never switch off — you can dial rigor up, but you can’t accidentally remove the catastrophe protection.
Why Claude Code users need it
It keeps governance from nagging on every little change while still being there for the ones that can actually hurt you — so the safety net never gets in your way.
Feature catalog
A living record of how each of your features actually works — so the reviewer, and the next session, start from truth instead of a fresh guess.
Why we built it
Re-deriving how a feature works on every change is slow and error-prone. We built the catalog so afterclick reads the relevant doc before touching code and updates it after — keeping one source of truth.
What it does
- Maps files to the feature that owns them
- Feeds the owning feature’s doc into the review
- Catches changes that break a feature’s hidden invariants
- Gets updated after a change, so the doc keeps matching reality
Security
The catalog is your workspace’s own knowledge, scoped to your tenant. It makes reviews sharper by grounding them in how your real system works.
Why Claude Code users need it
It makes every review smarter over time and stops the “the AI forgot how this worked and broke it” class of bug.
Sessions & What we caught
A running, plain-English feed of the real things afterclick caught for you — clobbers, regressions, risky deploys — plus full session history.
Why we built it
Safety you can’t see is hard to trust. We built the catches feed and session history so you can watch the saves pile up and understand what your team layer actually did.
What it does
- A per-workspace “What we caught” feed
- Full session history with what changed and why
- Links each catch to the session responsible
- A shareable public view of notable catches
Security
Your catches and history are workspace-isolated; the public view shows only what you choose to share.
Why Claude Code users need it
It turns invisible safety into visible proof — so you can see, and show, why the team layer is worth having.
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