Introducing Waypoint Live Beta preview

Your AI work.
Finally in view.

Smart code bookmarks and rich notes, built into Visual Studio. A live dashboard for connected coding agents. A visual history of their work.

Made by Laws of ThreeWindows + Visual Studio
ONE PROJECT. THE WHOLE PICTURE.Actual product views · demo data
Know where your attention belongs.Current steps. Blockers. What’s next.
THE SHAPE OF THE WORKCity Islands

From live activity to lasting understanding.

A clear line through AI-assisted work

From “what’s happening?”
to “I know where to go.”

01 Waypoint Live Beta preview

Many conversations.
One clear picture.

Your agents are working in parallel. Keep their reported objectives, current steps, blockers, and next actions together in one project dashboard—so you can see where to step in.

Waypoint LivePrism · Midnight theme
Real product interface. Illustrative conversations.Agent reports and observed freshness stay distinct.

Catch the moment that needs you.

Working, waiting for a tool, blocked, or asking for input. See the question and the agent’s attempted response in context.

Know how current the picture is.

Plan steps, elapsed time, and last-report age are visible together. Stale reports are marked clearly.

Keep important work close.

Pin conversations, search project history, and return to linked conversations through supported provider routes. Choose a board, compact rail, or always-on-top window.

Reporting integrationsCodexCursorClaude CodeGrok Build

Connected agents publish progress through Visual Waypoint’s reporting setup. Source-conversation links depend on the provider. Live shows elapsed time and reported plan progress, not a predicted completion time.

02 Timeline + session overview

The diff is the result.
Here’s the story.

A long AI conversation can hide the important turns. Timeline groups related activity into Work Spans, so you can follow the decisions, changes, and evidence without starting from the first message.

  • Follow related turns as a coherent task.
  • Filter the history and inspect a turn in context.
  • Jump to Review or the referenced code.

Product Tour demo · open for the complete Timeline.

03 Smart Waypoints + Rich Notes

Code moves.
Keep your place.

A line number is a fragile bookmark. A Smart Waypoint remembers the code around it. Keep a point or an entire range, attach your working knowledge, and find your way back. Useful in any codebase—with or without AI.

Your code memory
My Waypoints

Your private navigation and documentation, stored outside the repository.

Project Waypoints

Commit the project pack and note files so teammates receive them with the repository.

Remember the code. Not just the line.

Text fingerprints and surrounding context help relocate a Waypoint after edits above or below it, external file updates, or a cut-and-paste move within the same file. Uncertain matches are flagged for inspection—not silently treated as exact.

Your working notebook, beside the code.

Paste images and formatted text into Rich Notes. Build lists and indented outlines, keep explanations, and write your own documentation. Changes autosave, notes persist between sessions, and conflicting drafts are preserved.

A link to the part that matters.

Copy a Smart Link to a code region. A collaborator with a matching checkout can resolve it in their own clone.

Your notes. Their codebase. Keep personal anchors while working in a client’s repository, without adding your private notes to their source control.

A Visual Studio 2022 extension

At home in your IDE.
Right where the code lives.

Dock Waypoints and AI Sessions beside your editor. Keep Rich Notes close, open Timeline, Review, and spatial views inside AI Sessions, and move from context back to code without leaving Visual Studio.

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    Select a point. Or a whole span.

    Create a Waypoint from your caret or a selected range of code.

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    See your place in the gutter.

    Editor markers show your anchors. Range markers make the saved span visible.

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    Double-click. You’re back.

    Open a Waypoint to navigate to its file and resolved code location.

Prefer a separate window? Visual Waypoint Desktop offers the shared workflow outside the IDE, too.

04 Evidence + human review

“Done” is a claim.
See what supports it.

Bring the agent’s statements alongside changed files, captured receipts, and missing evidence. Follow references into the code, then record what you inspected and what needs follow-up.

  • Separate reported claims from observed evidence.
  • See changes made since an earlier review.
  • Turn useful Code References into Waypoints.

Actual Product Tour demo · claims and receipts shown separately.

Pass on context worth keeping.

Export a focused local Handoff Pack or prepare a commit-bound PR review package. Raw source and transcripts are excluded by default.

Share deliberately

05 Spatial views

Give complex work
a sense of place.

Step back from the text. Explore the same captured session as islands, cities, or a chronological route. Different perspectives help you orient yourself and find your way through the work.

01 / City IslandsSee the clusters.
Follow the connections.
02 / Story SpineTrace the path of a session.
03 / Night CityA skyline of Work Spans.
04 / Signal CityAnother angle on the work.

Spatial views help with navigation and memory. They do not assess whether the code is correct.

Trust, by design

Clarity without
blind confidence.

Visual Waypoint helps you understand and inspect AI-assisted work. The final judgment stays with you.

Local context. Intentional sharing.

Capture storage, personal Waypoints, and exports are local. Project sharing is an explicit choice.

Reports have a freshness label.

Live distinguishes what an agent says from when its update was received. Silence never becomes a success signal.

You make the review decision.

Opening a file isn’t approval. Mark inspection and follow-up explicitly, with claims and evidence kept distinct.

On Windows. In Visual Studio. Alongside your agents.Visual Waypoint Desktop and the Visual Studio 2022 extension share the core workflow. Waypoint Live is a beta preview; provider setup and compatibility vary.

Early access

Build with AI.
Keep your bearings.

Running several agents? Reviewing a long session? Finding your way through someone else’s code? We’re building Visual Waypoint for that work.

Join the early-access list and tell us what you’re working on.

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