AI agents across your dev process, from planning to support. Weekly releases, demos instead of status calls, 1 dashboard to check it.
Most teams use AI only to write code. That is 1 stage out of 6. Here is what we set up at each one.
Support threads and errors become estimated tasks.
Commits, pull requests, task moves, Slack threads, daily updates, production errors and meeting action items land in 1 place, tagged with the stage they came from. You stop asking people for status, and the charts build themselves from this data.
1 board, 4 states, a named owner on every card. Each task is a feature, an improvement or a bug, estimated in hours and written as something a customer will notice.
The team communicates in writing and publishes what it built, so a global team in different timezones keeps working while you sleep. Calls you do keep get transcribed, and the action items land on the board.
A traditional team passes work between 5 people, and every pass is a queue. With agents doing the mechanical part, 2 combined roles cover the same lifecycle, and a task stops waiting on somebody else’s calendar.
Book a call. We look at how your team ships today and show which of the 6 stages agents can take over first.