Cheezy World

Most of the work on a Stride board is done by things that talk to the API: coding agents claiming and completing tasks, scripts that build reports, dashboards that keep an eye on progress. Two changes make that API much easier to build on. You can now page through and filter the task list, and Stride publishes a complete, machine-readable description of its API that tools can read for themselves.

AI agents don’t keep office hours. They finish work at 2 a.m., on Sunday afternoons, and in the middle of your lunch meeting. Until now, Stride kept quiet about all of it: if an agent finished something that needed your review, it sat in the review queue until you happened to open it. A stalled claim, a finished goal, a delivery date slipping out of reach. All of it waited for you to come and look.