Dev ditches Linear for Flywheel, a graph-based tool for mapping SWE decisions
tensorqt · x · 2026-11-15
Developer @alxfazio says he used to rely on Linear to work through software engineering decisions and problems, but has switched to Flywheel (beta) and finds it "so much better".
Screenshots show Flywheel organizes thinking as a visual graph: one "Artifacts for CLI agents" graph contains 36 nodes branching into Research, Experiments, Method, Trajectory, and Problems, with each node linking to specific topics like permission control, sharing boundaries, and decision records. It includes search, filters, panels, and a navigator view — a hybrid of decision tree and knowledge base.
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