Welcome to predictive delivery.
Stark is the workspace that predicts delays, plans sprints,
and moves projects forward around the clock.
Illustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
Illustrative connection patterns · availability confirmed during setup
A clearer weekly review starts with the work.
A delivery conversation needs more than a status. Bring the scope, the dependencies and the people responsible for the next step into one shared picture.
Explore the Meridian workspace below. Trace a blocker, change the forecast scope, review a proposed task and compare the plan with capacity. Every example uses fictional records you can inspect.
Atlas migration · the next planning discussion
Implementation, validation and a reviewed cutover decision.
Added scope, an unresolved prerequisite or a week with less available capacity.
A specific proposal that the delivery owner can review with the team.
Interactive product examples throughout this site use fictional workspace data.
The context behind every commitment.
Connect tasks, decisions, pull requests and documents. Give your team a shared view of the work behind a delivery date.
Explore Project GraphIllustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
Trace the whole dependency
Follow blockers across projects instead of hunting through tabs.
Keep the source in view
Open the originating task or decision from its linked context.
Understand what changed
See which upstream changes affect the plan you are discussing.
Know the range. Plan the next move.
Explore delivery ranges, scope changes and risk drivers. Have a more useful conversation than a single promised date.
Explore Reporting & ForecastsIllustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
See the range
Compare the median forecast with wider uncertainty intervals.
Test a scope change
Move the scope slider and see the demonstration recompute.
Expose the assumptions
Keep historical throughput and model limitations alongside results.
The answer, with the work attached.
Discuss delivery, dependencies and next steps with an assistant grounded in the context available to your workspace.
Explore Ask StarkIllustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
Follow the sources
Inspect the task and decision records cited in an answer.
Make a useful draft
Turn the discussion into a proposed plan with owners.
Approve the action
Review suggested tasks before they are created.
Let the next step take care of itself.
Classify incoming work, route it through clear conditions and keep people in control of the actions.
Explore WorkflowsIllustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
Start from a real event
Define the event and fields that initiate a run.
Inspect each decision
Review routing rules and the evidence used by each node.
Keep actions bounded
Use approval conditions before changing important work.
A conversation becomes a clear next step.
Review proposed tasks, owners and dates next to the conversation that produced them.
Explore Meeting IntelligenceIllustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
Read the original context
Jump from a proposed task to its transcript excerpt.
Confirm each commitment
Accept, edit or dismiss suggestions before adding them to work.
Keep ownership clear
Treat an unspoken owner or deadline as unknown.
A plan your team has room to deliver.
See commitments, capacity and progress in one place. Find the pressure before it becomes a missed date.
Explore capacity planningIllustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
See capacity pressure
Surface overloaded weeks before adding more work.
Review the adjustment
Discuss moving a task or changing scope with the affected owner.
Keep the original commitment
Compare the current plan with its earlier assumptions.
Your context.
Your tools.
A clearer contract.
Explore permission-aware project context and reviewed actions for the tools your team builds.
Explore the developer platform1MCP connection setup231. Confirm the supported MCP client with the Stark team.42. Agree which projects and actions the client may access.53. Receive the workspace endpoint through approved onboarding.64. Store credentials in the client's secure credential storage.75. Test permissions and confirm actions require review.
Start with a useful question.
Who is Stark designed for?
The examples focus on teams that need to understand delivery scope, dependencies and capacity. Explore the use cases for engineering, product, agencies and operations to find a workflow close to yours.
Can I try the product examples?
Yes. The graph, forecast, workflow, meeting and planning examples are interactive. They use fictional records and do not connect to your company’s systems.
How do we arrange a workspace?
Stark is available by invitation. Talk to the team about your workflow, integration requirements and the access needed for an appropriate setup.
Where can I learn about the forecasts?
The methodology page explains the seeded demonstration, forecast intervals and the evaluation questions to ask before relying on a real delivery estimate.
Ship what you promised.
Bring the plan, the work and the next decision together.