A desktop workspace for working on tickets that span many repositories with a coding agent.
Every ticket is a session: its own worktrees, its own database, its own ports, the agent, a browser and the diff — in one window.
Working with coding agents across several repos usually means a terminal per repo, worktrees piling
up in random folders, two dev servers fighting for port 8000, a shared database that one branch's
migrations break for every other branch, and deleting a worktree that silently follows a
node_modules junction and empties the original.
agentify-workflow turns all of that into one card per ticket.
| Worktrees | One per repo the ticket touches, from a fresh origin/<trunk> (or the ticket's existing branch). |
| Database | A clone of a golden database — empty, migrated from zero and seeded once — taken in about a second. Branch migrations only run when the branch adds them. |
| Ports | A private block per session, so any number of sessions run side by side. |
| Agent | Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or opencode in a real terminal inside the app. Resumes the conversation when you come back. |
| Probar | One button boots the whole stack: repos in the ticket run from its branch, the rest from a fresh trunk copy, each through a small run.sh. |
| Browser | An embedded browser on the session's app, with region and full-page screenshots copied straight to the clipboard. |
| Diff | What is not committed yet, per repo, collapsible, unified or side by side — plus Commit and push (never to protected branches). |
| Rebase | Actualizar con main rebases every repo onto its trunk. Conflicts show up side by side in the app: pick main, your branch or both per block, or hand the files to the agent, then continue. A rewritten branch is pushed with --force-with-lease. |
| API | Try a backend with no front: the agent reads the repo and lists every endpoint with an example payload; log in once with a test user and send any call, see status, time and body, or copy it as curl. Any repo of the folder can be brought up in the running session. |
| Delete | Asks first, then shows each step — servers and agent stopped, worktrees, branches, databases — with its time until the session is gone. Anything that appears after you confirmed pauses it; a failed delete can be retried. |
- Fast. Measured on a real Django + React project: creating a session ~8 s, its database ~1 s, the full stack up in ~10 s.
- Generated start scripts. Add a repo from the Repos tab and the agent reads it and writes its
run.sh/stop.sh/ config; you review and save. - Connectors tab. Git, GitHub CLI, Docker, PostgreSQL, each agent CLI and your ticket source, with a one-click fix for whatever is missing.
- Tickets from Linear, GitHub Issues or by hand. Choose the source in Connectors. Pick a ticket from your list and the repos it names (a
**Repos:**line) are preselected; GitHub issues preselect the repo they live in. Blocked, in-progress and in-review tickets cannot be picked, and a blocked one says which ticket it waits for. - Tablero: your Linear board, live. Your assigned tickets in your team's workflow columns (done ones for the last 14 days), read again every 30 s and whenever the window comes back. A ticket a bot works shows its avatar and its desk light; open a card to read it, start a session from it, assign it to a bot or open it in Linear. Drag a card to another column to change its state in Linear. Sub-tickets name their parent and epics count their done children; the drawer goes from parent to child and back, also to tickets assigned to someone else. Shown when Linear is the ticket provider.
- Artifacts ↗. One click opens your Claude Code artifacts on claude.ai in your browser, where you are already signed in.
- The Office: bots in the cloud. Claude Code routines that work tickets in their own sandbox, several at once. Assign a ticket, and each desk shows the bot's avatar, a bubble with where it stands and a light — working, done (the PR's ready check passed) or needs you (it asked something; answer from the desk). While the app is open it watches their PRs and asks for one iteration at a time when CI or the review turns red. Several bots can share one ticket label and tell themselves apart by their comment prefix: each ticket sits at the desk of the bot that last worked it.
- Write tickets with the agent. + Nuevo ticket takes a few lines of context and has your agent create the ticket in Linear or GitHub Issues. With Linear it sits on the Tablero, which reads Linear every few seconds while the agent works so the new card is there when you close it; with GitHub Issues it sits on Sesiones. Set
ticketPrompt(e.g./my-team:ticket {context}) to use your team's own ticket skill. - Knows when it is stale. The top bar shows the version and commit the app started from, and warns when a newer commit is on disk and the app needs a restart.
- Mock data for every model.
examples/django-vite/repos/api/seed_all_models.pyfills a few rows of every Django model of your project, with signals muted so nothing reaches queues or mail. - Safe by default. Links are removed before folders, protected branches are never pushed, the source database is never written.
npm install
npm run dist # → dist/Agentify-Setup-<version>.exeOr run from source with npm run dev.
Pick the folder that holds your repos. The app writes agentify.config.json there with the repos
and agents it finds. Each repo can declare:
run.sh receives AGENTIFY_PORT, AGENTIFY_PORT_<OTHER_REPO>, AGENTIFY_DB_NAME and
AGENTIFY_SESSION. A complete Django + Vite setup lives in examples/django-vite.
Optional startPrompt sends a first message to the agent in every new session, e.g.
"/work {ticket}".
npm test # unit + integration tests (real git repos in temp folders)
npm run e2e # drives the built app end to end with Playwright
{ "name": "api", "trunk": "main", "copyFiles": [".env"], // gitignored files a fresh worktree needs "linkDirs": [".venv"], // heavy folders shared instead of reinstalled "db": { "source": "empty", "seed": ["…"], "migrationPaths": [":(glob)**/migrations/*.py"], "…": "…" }, "setup": ["uv run --no-sync python manage.py migrate --noinput"], "run": { "script": ".agentify/repos/api/run.sh", "port": true, "needs": [] } }