Tools by ECC

Plan the work.
Keep it moving.

Review a plan, see your sessions, and carry useful context into the next piece of work.

01 / GitHub App

Bring the workflow
to your repository.

See the ECC GitHub App in practice, then choose the repositories you want to connect.

Install GitHub App
ECC GitHub App · recorded walkthroughPlans and pricing
02 / Plan Canvas

Point to the part
you mean.

Open a plan in your browser. Annotate it, ask for changes, and approve the revision when it is ready.

Use Plan Canvas
Plan Canvas · recorded local productRead the example plan
After installing the ECC runtimeecc-plan-canvas open path/to/artifact.plan.md

The command opens your local session. Your agent can wait for your review with ecc-plan-canvas await.

03 / Control Pane

A view across
your sessions.

Inspect session state and worktrees in a local browser interface. Keep the work visible without opening every session.

Explore Control Pane source
Local ECC Control Pane showing three example session records, empty work items and connectors, and disabled actions
Local demo · September 13, 2026 · example session data, actions disabledCapture version

The displayed session states come from a demonstration database. This capture shows the local interface, rather than a live hosted fleet.

Runtime and setup notes
04 / Unified Memory

Pick up the thread.
Keep the context.

Save a handoff in a local vault. Search for the context you need, then read the original note through the CLI or optional MCP tools.

Use Unified Memory
01

Save the handoff

Give the note a title, source harness, and intended recipient.

02

Find the right context

Search within the project and filter for the target harness.

03

Read what was saved

Retrieve the original Markdown. Recalled notes remain context to review, not instructions to execute.

Saved note · local CLI example

Website review handoff

From
Codex
For
Claude
Scope
Project
Trust
Unreviewed
“review the website at phone and desktop widths, then record the result.”

Saved, found, and read back in an isolated local demonstration. The vault check returned no invalid files or broken links.

CLI source used for this example
Try a project handoff

With the ECC runtime installed, create handoff.md with the context you want to pass on. Run these commands in your project; replace the final placeholder with the ID returned by your search.

ecc memory init --scope project

ecc memory handoff --scope project --from codex --target claude   --title "Website review handoff" --body-file handoff.md

ecc memory search "Website review" --scope project --target-harness claude

ecc memory read <memory-id> --scope project

The example demonstrates local storage and retrieval with harness metadata. It does not establish that another running agent consumed the note.

Get the ECC runtime
05 / Partnership

Nasiko × ECC.
Explore the control plane.

Explore Nasiko's agent control plane through our partnership. ECC's experimental, opt-in bridge provides pinned CLI installation, read-only status, and qualified removal.

Explore Nasiko
Nasiko Agent hub with a searchable registry and agent cards for development, infrastructure, and finance
Nasiko's dashboard · original screenshot from the ECC 2.2.0 releaseView original image
Check the Nasiko CLI through ECCecc nasiko status --json

The experimental bridge supports the pinned Nasiko v0.1.0 CLI. This status command is read-only.

The dashboard is Nasiko's product. Connecting agents, running its server, and enabling telemetry require separate setup; the ECC bridge does not perform those actions.

Read bridge setup and scope
When the work needs compute

Find GPU capacity
through Itô.

The Itô Compute skill connects ECC to a CLI workflow for capacity requests and status. Access currently uses the Itô design-partner setup.

A capacity request is not a reservation. Managed training and inference are not available through this workflow.

Read compute setup Open Itô Compute

Start with the tool
your work needs.

Find your setup Team rolloutExplore AgentShield