GoOmni Spine
GoOmni Spine keeps the finished work together with the data, the sources, and the steps behind it. So anyone, a teammate or an agent, can open it and keep building.
Version history
The problem
The finished file gets shared. The data, the sources, and the steps that made it do not. So the next person cannot really pick it up.
A designer builds a screen
↓ then
To hand it to a developer, they keep it simple enough to rebuild by hand. The small touches they wanted get dropped.
Someone builds a tool that works
↓ then
It lives in a developer tool the rest of the team does not use, so it never gets picked up again.
A team builds a dashboard
↓ then
The business team gets the finished dashboard, not how it was built. So they cannot change it or suggest edits.
Spine sends both. The work, and how it was made.
What is inside
Open formatEvery deliverable keeps the finished work, its data, its sources, and the exact steps and models that made it. Open it in our tool or read it without us. It is yours.
Inside every deliverable
Open source · MITReadable without our tool. It is yours forever.
For the person you send it to
Living deliverableThe person on the other side opens a simple viewer. They press refresh to pull the latest numbers from the source, ask for a change in plain words, and download a clean copy. No tool to learn.
Executive summary
Open, and yours
The way work is stored is open source, like Git. The hosted service that governs it across a company is our business, like the company behind Git hosting. You are free either way.
Open, yours forever
Hosted, our business
Why it matters
Everything comes with it
The files, data, and steps it was built from are kept right with the finished work.
Every version is clear
See what each version changed, not just the final one. Roll back any time.
Others build on it safely
Teammates or agents can prototype and suggest edits. You review before anything ships.
The next person picks up right where you left off.