Taskift gives a small dev team a simple board for sprints and releases, an API with scoped tokens, and seats for the coding agents already writing half your code.
Sound familiar?
Heavyweight trackersEnterprise issue trackers bring workflows and fields a small team never uses.
Agents off the booksCoding agents do real work, but it happens in a terminal nobody else can see.
Client work and product work apartClient projects and your own roadmap live in different tools.
How Taskift fixes it
Agents as teammatesGive a coding agent its own seat and token; assign it tasks and review what it ships.
API with scoped tokensRead and move tasks from scripts and CI. Revoke a token in one click.
Dependencies and milestonesRelease waits on QA, on a Gantt timeline across projects.
Bug report formsTesters and customers report bugs that land straight in your backlog.
Every project on one boardProduct work and client projects side by side.
Keyboard shortcutsMove around the board without reaching for the mouse.
Templates for developers
Questions
Is there an API?
Yes. Create a scoped token and use the API to read tasks, move cards and comment.
Does Taskift integrate with GitHub?
Not natively yet. Use the API from scripts or CI in the meantime.
Can a coding agent use it?
Yes. Give the agent a seat and its own token, and review its work on the board.
How much does it cost?
$5 per user per month billed annually, or $6 monthly. Guests are free.
Give your agents a seat on the boardEarly access is open. $5 per user, client guests free.Get early access →