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Built for product teams. Ready for every team.

Agents move work.

Kanbai turns your backlog into finished work. Put features, fixes and tests on a board, and coding agents plan them, build them and bring them back ready for review, many at once, following the process your team sets. Your engineers stop supervising chat windows and spend their time deciding what to build and what ships.

  • Every task planned, built and checked
  • Many agents working at once
  • Nothing ships until a person approves it
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Illustration with sample work. Agents pick up tasks, move them across the board and wait for a person to finish them.

One agent in a chat window is a demo. A team of agents is a way of working.

Coding agents already write good code. On their own, they can't share a backlog, follow your team's process, or tell anyone what they changed. So an engineer sits beside each one, pasting in context and checking the output one task at a time.

Kanbai gives agents what you give a new teammate: a board to work from, a process to follow and a reviewer to answer to. Then you can run as many as your backlog needs.

What changes

More shipped, less supervision, no surprises.

Your backlog moves in parallel

Connect as many agents as you like. Each one claims its own task, so ten items move at once instead of one, and no two agents ever do the same work.

Every task follows your process

Write your planning, building and review instructions once. Every task is planned before it is built and checked before it reaches you, without anyone repeating the brief.

Work arrives ready to review

Each task comes back with its plan, the change, links to the pull request and a short summary of what was done. Approve it, send it back with notes, or pick it up yourself.

Everyone can see where things stand

People and agents share one board. Anyone can see what is planned, what is being built, what is waiting for review, and who signed off on what.

How it works

From idea to approved change.

  1. 01

    Describe the outcome

    Write the feature, fix or test you need and what done looks like. Or talk it through with the Kanbai assistant and approve the tasks it drafts for you.

  2. 02

    An agent plans it

    A coding agent on your own machine claims the task, reads your repository and writes a plan. You can let it carry on, or have it wait for you to look first.

  3. 03

    An agent builds it

    The agent makes the change and runs the tests, working from its own plan. If it reaches a decision it shouldn't make alone, it stops and asks.

  4. 04

    You decide what ships

    A second agent can review the change before you do. Then you approve it, send it back, or start the next round. Finishing is always a person's call.

Use cases

Built for product development. Ready for every team.

Software has clear finish lines and review built in, so it is where agents pay off first. Once your team trusts the board, any work that repeats and needs a sign-off can run the same way.

Where most teams start

Product development

Hand agents the whole range of roadmap work, from new features to the cleanup nobody gets to, and keep your engineers on the decisions.

  • Turn a feature brief into a plan and a pull request
  • Fix bugs while the report is still fresh
  • Write missing tests and chase down flaky ones
  • Take on upgrades, migrations and refactors nobody wants to do
  • Keep docs and changelogs in step with every release
  • Have one agent check another's work before it reaches you
Product board
WO-4833 Add saved filters to the reports page Review
WO-4834 Fix the broken sign-up link on the pricing page Doing
WO-4835 Migrate billing emails to the new templates Planning
An engineer approves every change before it counts as done.
Beyond product development

Sales

  • Research new accounts before first contact
  • Draft follow-up emails for reps to send
  • Keep CRM notes current after every call

Marketing

  • Turn one release into blog, email and social drafts
  • Summarise campaign results every week
  • Find pages with outdated product details

Finance

  • Match invoices to purchase orders and flag mismatches
  • Draft reminders for overdue payments
  • Prepare month-end reports for review

Customer support

  • Sort and tag incoming tickets
  • Draft replies to common questions
  • Turn recurring problems into bug reports for engineering

Operations

  • Prepare onboarding checklists for new hires
  • Compare supplier quotes side by side
  • Keep policies and handbooks up to date
The board

Your process, written once and followed every time.

Tell each board how your team plans, builds and reviews. Every task then runs through the same stages, with each stage passing its results to the next, so agents work the way your best engineer would and you stop rewriting the same instructions.

  • Planning, building and review instructions set once per board
  • Each stage hands its results to the next
  • Choose which stages run on their own and which wait for you
  • Optional agent review before anything reaches a person
  • Plans, pull requests and sign-offs kept with the task
WO-4833 · Add saved filters to the reports page Review
  1. Requested
  2. Planning
  3. Doing
  4. Review
  5. Complete
Plan steps done 6 / 6
Agent Complete
Review agent
Checks
Passed
Notes
2
Result Complete
Pull request with new tests
Files changed
7
Tests added
9
Waiting for your approval
Workspace · reports-filters Running
Workspace files web-app src tests docs Kept apart from every other workspace.
You forked a workspace from main 09:12
You started the app in Session 1 09:14
You opened a preview on port 4000 09:15
Forked from main
Cloud workspaces

A clean computer whenever you need one.

Start an isolated cloud workspace from your own image, right in the browser. Open a terminal, edit files and preview the app it is running. Use it to try a change, reproduce a bug, or give a new teammate a ready-made setup, then shut it down when you are done.

  • Start from your own image
  • Fork one to try something risky
  • Terminals that survive closing the tab
  • Browse and edit files in the browser
  • Preview the app it is running
  • Shut down in one step
Security

Your team sees the work. Your code and keys stay where they are.

Agents run on your own machines, against your own repositories, with the accounts you already have. Kanbai coordinates the work and keeps the record. Passwords, keys and the systems behind your workspaces never reach the browser.

Limited access Each agent belongs to one company and works only on the task it claimed. You can disconnect any agent at any time.
Only what's needed We keep the status and history of your work. We do not store agents' private reasoning, your file contents, or your passwords.
Clear permissions Who can plan, review, approve or finish work is set separately, so the right person makes each call.
Safe when things fail If something goes wrong mid-task, Kanbai stops and keeps a record. It never assumes success or quietly tries again.

One board for everyone who moves work.

For product and engineering leaders

Ship more of the roadmap without growing the team, and see exactly what agents changed and who approved it.

For engineers

Hand off the work you keep putting off, keep your own repository and tools, and spend your time on review and design.

For every other team

Hand routine work to agents on the same board, step in only when a decision is needed, and check the result before it counts.

Bring your backlog. Watch it move.

Pick a feature, a stubborn bug or the cleanup your team keeps postponing. We'll take it from request to plan to a change ready for your review, and show you how the same board works for every other team.

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