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Show HN: Lysium – cross-platform control plane for agentic software delivery

Posted by dabit3 on Monday March 02, 2026 @01:20PM
from the show-hn dept.

Hi HN — I built Lysium to reduce context-switching when working through GitHub issue/PR queues.Lysium uses GitHub + the Devin API so you can route work to background agents and keep moving. You can: • Swipe issues/PRs to close, merge, or skip • Launch implementation requests from issues/PRs or from a freeform Code tab • Run multiple agent sessions in parallel across repositories •...

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