Time to cook, chef!

Run parallel coding agents from a kanban.

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Claude Code

Codexcoming soon

Brigade

Pantry

Add Stripe billing portal

Created Feb 24

Research vector DB options

Created Feb 23

To Prep

Design auth flow for SSO

feat/sso-auth

Created Feb 22

Write migration for user roles

Created Feb 21

Set up E2E test harness

Created Feb 20

Firing

Fix race condition in cart

fix/cart-race+47-12

Cooking

Created Feb 24

Implement dark mode toggle

feat/dark-mode+183-31

Cooking

Created Feb 23

Review

Refactor API rate limiter

fix/rate-limit+94-56

Needs tasting

Created Feb 22

Served

today

Landing page v1

Created Feb 18

CI pipeline setup

Created Feb 16

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The Anti-Demo

Questions

A kanban board that turns tickets into pull requests. You write a rough task, and AI agents refine it, plan the architecture, write the code, and open a PR — all from the board.

Brigade is free. It uses your own Claude Code subscription to run the AI agents — there's nothing extra to pay for.

Claude Code today, with Codex support coming soon. Brigade is the board layer — it manages specs, reviews, and workflow. Your agent does the coding.

Yes. Brigade orchestrates your existing Claude Code subscription. It doesn't proxy or resell API access — your agent runs locally with your own credentials.

Brigade uses git worktrees so each task gets its own isolated copy of the repo. Multiple agents can work on different tasks in parallel without conflicts — each on its own branch, in its own directory.

Run npx brigade-cli in your project directory. It scans your repo, sets up a task board, and you're ready to go.