01 Why agnts
Developers already code with AI. But the ticket still has to be read, explained, checked, tested and closed by hand.
The problem
Read the ticket, dig through the code, then explain the task to the AI in enough detail that it gets it right.
Run the build, the linter and the tests, and fix what broke before anyone else sees it.
Push the branch, open the pull request, move the ticket to done.
The AI forgets your corrections, so you explain them again on the next ticket.
With agnts
It takes the ticket from Jira or Plane and asks short questions only where something is unclear.
It codes and runs your build, lint and tests in an isolated container, and fixes failures itself.
After you approve the diff, agnts pushes, opens the pull request and updates the ticket.
Explain what went wrong once. agnts fixes it and keeps the lesson for the next tickets.
02 How it works
Junior, mid-level or senior: hand agnts the routine tickets and keep your hours for the work that needs you.
Tag a ticket in Jira, any time of day. agnts picks it up and reads the ticket and your codebase.
Anything unclear becomes a short question with options. Answer in one tap from your phone.
In a fresh container on its own branch. Build, lint and tests must pass before you see it.
Read the summary and the diff. Approve and agnts pushes as you, opens the pull request and updates Jira.
03 Connectors
Connect your tracker, your repositories and Claude once. agnts takes the work from there.
Add the agnts label to a ticket. agnts reads it, asks its questions there, and updates the ticket when the pull request is open.
Plane Cloud or self-hosted. Label a work item for agnts and it moves through your states as the work goes on.
agnts clones your repository, works on its own branch, and opens the pull request as you after you approve.
The same flow for GitLab: its own branch for every task, and a merge request only after your approval.
agnts codes with Claude using your own key. You can also manage it from Claude chat through its MCP server.
Linear, YouTrack, Trello, Azure DevOps or your own tracker: tell us what your team uses and we will build the connector for you.
04 Time saved
Move the sliders to match your week. agnts does the coding and testing; you only spend a few minutes reviewing.
Estimate from the inputs above, using 4.33 weeks per month and 8-hour workdays. Real savings depend on the tickets. Excludes Claude API usage.
05 Features
Vague tickets get questions, not invented features. Your answers go straight into the coding prompt.
No surprise bills. agnts tracks session and weekly limits and pauses before it runs out.
Sonnet to code, Opus for hard retries, Haiku for summaries. Override per ticket.
Manage agnts from Claude chat through its MCP server. A mobile app to answer, review and deploy from your phone is on the way.
Tool calls, commands, your actions and limits, with timings. See why a run stopped in seconds.
Day and night themes in the admin panel, and in the mobile app when it ships.
06 Privacy
There is nothing to install or keep running. Every run is isolated, and nothing ships without you.
No server, no Docker, no updates to manage. Sign in, connect your tools and label a ticket.
Each task runs in an isolated container with limited network, removed when the run ends.
Jira, Git and Claude tokens are stored encrypted and never shown again.
The agent can't push or deploy. agnts pushes only after you approve, and deploys only when you press the button.
07 Compare
| IDE coding assistants | Cloud coding agents | agnts | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works without a developer at the keyboard | No | Yes | Yes |
| Starts from Jira tickets | No | Partly | Yes |
| Asks clarifying questions before coding | When prompted | Rarely | Always |
| Nothing to install or keep running | No | Yes | Yes |
| Approve from a phone | No | Varies | Coming soon |
| Uzbek and Russian interface | Rarely | Rarely | Yes |
| Price | Varies | Varies | $25 / month · free in demo |
08 About
Rustambek Abdusalomov
Founder
Software engineer and team lead with over 5 years of experience.
In July 2026 I went to Turkey on a trip. Every morning I spent just 5–10 minutes writing a few tickets, and when I came back to the hotel in the evening, they were waiting for me as tested pull requests. Reviewing them took only 10–15 minutes. So 20–25 minutes a day was enough to keep my project work moving, and I can honestly say it made a big difference to how good the trip was. That week I was truly thankful to myself for building agnts.
I started it in May, after seeing how much of a developer’s day still goes to reading tickets, explaining them to AI, then checking and testing the result. The first version started working on my own tickets at the end of June, and it has been working on them ever since.
When I came back, I told my programmer friends about it, and they got interested. They wanted to try it too, so I opened accounts for them, and soon after, every one of them gave me honest, positive feedback. That’s when agnts became a startup: I concluded that other developers should also spend their time on architecture, scaling and business logic rather than on repetitive daily tasks. I saw for myself how much it raises productivity, and how it lets projects be built with better, more polished solutions.
The mobile app is now in testing. I’m building it so the whole process can be managed from a phone. Once testing is done, I plan to launch it in full so everyone can use it.
Rustambek, founder of agnts
09 Pricing
agnts Workspace
Demo version: free for now
One price for a solo developer or a team of 5. agnts is in demo, so everything below is free while it lasts; paid plans start after it.
Included
You bring
After the demo, the plan is paid a month at a time from your workspace's prepaid balance. Add capacity when the queue gets long, remove it when it doesn't.
10 Get started
Sign in with Google. You start as a solo developer in your own workspace.
Connect Jira, GitHub or GitLab, and your Claude plan.
Add the agnts label to your first ticket. agnts takes it from there.
11 FAQ
No. The agent inside the container can't push or deploy. agnts pushes only after you approve the diff, and production deploys happen only when you press the button.
agnts reads the code first, then asks short questions with options. Coding starts only after you answer, so you don't get invented features.
agnts runs Claude Code on your plan, so you control the model costs and there are no surprise bills from us. agnts tracks your limits and pauses before they run out.
Yes. You can create tasks for side projects directly in agnts.
No. Juniors use it to move faster and learn from the diffs; seniors use it to clear routine tickets and stay on the hard problems.
Free while agnts is in demo, then $25 a month. Nothing to install, and your approval on every push.