Projects with keys
Every project gets a short key. Issues are WEB-1, WEB-2, API-7: easy to say, search and paste.
Under active development. Nightroll Work is being built in the open; features change daily and data may be reset.
AI-first · Projects · Sprints · Pages
Projects, sprints and pages built for people and their AI. Every action is an open API, so assistants and agents work alongside your team, not around it.
AI-first
Nightroll Work is designed so AI can do real work in it: read the backlog, write up an issue, tidy a page, explain where a sprint stands. It starts with an API that covers everything, and every AI feature below is built on that same API.
Everything you can click is a typed API call, described by a public OpenAPI contract, with a command line and Python and TypeScript SDKs generated from it. Scripts, bots and agents use the same API the app does.
Connect Claude and other AI assistants over the Model Context Protocol to read, plan and update your work. Agents use an API key and show up by name in history.
Use your own model key, kept in your browser, or your organization's, encrypted on the server. Admins choose providers, models, caps and what AI may never read.
⌘K asks AI about your work or to change it, with your permissions. It proposes changes and makes them only when you approve.
Summarize a thread, a page or a sprint, see what changed since you last looked, get suggested type, priority and owner, and rewrite a page for a new hire or an exec.
A ranked focus list and a morning digest; automation steps that classify, summarize or draft a reply, proposed for review unless you allow them to apply.
# the same call the New issue button makes
curl https://work.nightroll.app/api/v1/issues.create \
-H "authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
-H "x-kb-org: acme" \
-d '{"project": "WEB", "kind": "bug",
"title": "Totals wrong with promo code",
"description": "Steps to reproduce: …",
"labels": ["customer"], "points": 2}'Every project gets a short key. Issues are WEB-1, WEB-2, API-7: easy to say, search and paste.
Plan sprints from the backlog, run them on the board, and watch the burndown. Retros and velocity included.
Specs, notes and decisions live next to the work they describe, not in another tool.
Type [[Roadmap]] or WEB-12 anywhere. Links show live titles and status; ![[…]] embeds the whole thing.
Comments on every issue and page. @mention a person or a whole team and they're notified instantly.
Add it to your dock or home screen. Opens instantly, feels like a native app.
Smart links
Mention [[Roadmap Q4]] in an issue, or WEB-41 in a page, and it becomes a live chip with the current title and status. Put ![[Release checklist]] on its own line to embed the whole page.