Building your own product?
Keep features, fixes and maintenance moving while you focus on the work that needs your judgement.
For developers with a few things underway.
Start tasks, check progress and give your coding agents direction from your phone. Work keeps running on your computer or server while you get on with your day.
Self-hosted · Early development · Web and mobile
Choose a project to view its task board.
Which rounding rule should exports use?
AnswerOpen runRunning for 6 min
Open runPR created
Every repo becomes a board. Every card becomes an LLM session. Give it a brief, follow the conversation and keep the work moving—all the way to a merge or pull request.
See which tasks are running, waiting for a decision or finished. The board follows the run, so you can pick your next move without opening every conversation.
Brief a new task, follow a run and send a reply from your phone. While the app is connected, optional alerts flag decisions and completed work; a PR alert opens GitHub.
Use a separate Git workspace and branch for each run. Keep changes apart while several pieces of work are underway.
Read the agent’s explanation, ask a follow-up and help it move forward. Open the tool output when you need to see the detail.
FAIL src/export/totals.test.ts expected 120.05, received 120.04
Choose how changes arrive: a merge into your project or a pull request you can review in GitHub.
+42 −7 across 3 files
Open in GitHubSee the failure and its logs alongside the conversation. Give fresh instructions or retry preparation or delivery, with the run history there to refer to.
Type check failed in app/navigation.tsx after 2 retries. Nothing was merged.
Start a task at your desk or on your phone. Follow the conversation, give direction when it’s needed, and open the finished PR in GitHub.
Add instructions and attachments. Choose a separate workspace and how changes should arrive.
invoice-exporter, Backlog
Read the question, make the call and send the agent back to work.
See what’s progressing, what still needs you, and which changes have been delivered.
Which rounding rule should exports use?
AnswerOpen runRunning for 6 min
Open runPR created
Come back to the task, conversation and delivery progress whenever you need to check in.
Which rounding rule should exports use?
AnswerOpen runRunning for 6 min
Open runRetry failed deliveries with backoff.
Start agentOpen the new task sheet from the keyboard.
Start agentPR created
Open in GitHubMerged to main
Run againYou set the task, make the decisions and decide what ships.
Keep features, fixes and maintenance moving while you focus on the work that needs your judgement.
Keep each project’s tasks and run history together. Find the conversation you need when you return to that project.
Turn agent work into a GitHub pull request your teammates can review, with changes delivered into your existing workflow.
Try it on your next piece of work
Set up Agentrific, connect a project and brief your first agent. Start with a fix, a feature or a piece of maintenance you already want to ship.
Agents run on your computer or a server you host. The web and mobile clients connect to it, so you can direct the same work from either screen.
Yes. Work continues on the server, and its conversation is there when you return. Device alerts depend on the app staying connected to server events.
Agentrific is in early development. The repository includes the server and web client setup; mobile apps currently use Expo development builds.
The server currently has no authentication, and agents execute with your server user’s permissions. Separate Git workspaces are not a security sandbox. Run Agentrific in a trusted environment.