Set up your team on WeMachines in one sentence

In Claude Code

Run it in your team’s code repository, not your home folder, and Claude Code sets up the connection there:

What your agent does

1. Asks. Which tools your team uses today, and which WeMachines team to set up.
2. Connects. From the right place. A coding agent checks with you that it is in your team’s repository first. You log in and approve.
3. Brings your work along. Tasks and docs, word for word, through the WeMachines importer. You see every one before it is saved.
4. Brings the people. Connects Slack, and writes the note that invites your team.

It follows one public guide, the same for every agent. Read it yourself in a minute.

What it brings along

Linear

Issues with their descriptions, statuses, priorities, labels, projects and assignees.

Notion

Pages in their tree, with images. Databases as tasks or as pages.

Trello

Cards in list order, with descriptions, checklists, labels and members.

Jira

Issues with their descriptions, statuses, priorities, labels and assignees.

Asana

Tasks with notes, sections, completion, tags, assignees and custom fields.

ClickUp

Tasks with their content, statuses, priorities, tags, lists and assignees.

monday.com

Items with their groups, statuses, people and every other column.

GitHub Issues

Issues with their bodies, state, labels, milestones and assignees.

Slack

Connected, not copied. Your machines learn what was decided in your public channels. How it works.

Anything else

A CSV, Excel, JSON, Markdown or HTML file, or a .zip of them.

The rules it follows

• It never touches your old tools. It only reads them, so nothing there changes, moves or disappears.
• It never saves without you. You see what comes across and say yes first.
• It never rewrites your work. Titles, descriptions and pages arrive as they were written.

Rather do it yourself?

In WeMachines, open Settings, then Import, and drop your export. Where to find the export in each tool is right there.