coolplugz

coolplugz is an orchestration layer that sits between Claude Code and the tools a developer's context actually lives in. It installs as an MCP server, connects Jira, GitHub, Slack and Notion, and keeps that state resident in the agent's context so a task can run the full gather-context, take-action, verify loop without the developer re-pasting ticket descriptions, PR numbers and thread history at every step.

The workflows it ships are the ones that usually break an agent session halfway through: picking up a Jira ticket and carrying its acceptance criteria into the branch, opening and iterating a GitHub pull request, watching CI checks and resolving review comments, and scanning Slack threads to draft a reply that reflects what the code is actually doing. A verification pass checks tests, merge conflicts and code quality before handing work back.

What separates it from a plain bundle of MCP connectors is persistence: project-specific instructions and orchestration state survive between sessions, so the agent does not relearn a repo's conventions each morning. The pitch is aimed squarely at the failure mode of long agent sessions — the developer becoming a full-time supervisor for a tool that was meant to save them time.

Pricing is a 7-day free trial with all integrations and unlimited usage, then $147/year for Pro (persistent orchestration, custom instructions, developer insights). Enterprise is quoted individually and adds multi-seat licensing, CI/CD optimisation, SSO and dedicated support.