Align your agentic team
Run agentic development on the board your team already trusts.
Your process, your metrics, no new way of working. Agentic work lands natively on the board you already run, so you can keep everyone aligned and answer “where are we?” from the work itself.
Still a team sport
Agents made the work faster. They didn’t make it a solo sport.
Shipping software is still a team of people in different roles, aligning and steering toward an outcome. Agentic development didn’t change that. It sped up the middle, generating specs and code, while making the human work around it harder. The constraint was never how fast code gets written. It’s how a team stays aligned while it does.
The popular shortcut is to write the whole spec up front, hand it to an agent factory, and wait for software to come out. That’s waterfall with agents, and it bets against the two things software runs on: iteration and coordination.
Composition & roles
What’s the right size and mix now, and who owns what when agents keep changing who does what? The shape of the team is a live question, not a settled org chart.
Alignment at speed
Specs and code change faster than your ceremonies can track. By standup, half of what you’d report is already stale, and the gap between what’s decided and what everyone knows keeps widening.
Visibility to steer
You can only steer what you can see. When the work and the decisions live inside agents and sessions, off the board, you lose the thread you need to keep stakeholders aligned and the team pointed at the outcome.
You don’t need a new process or a factory. You need the team sport to stay legible: on the board, process, and metrics you already trust.
See how ↓The Method
Agentic work, where you already look for it.
CodeLantern runs agentic development through a structured workflow that lives on your own GitHub, Linear, or Jira board. Every piece of work is an issue: claimed, designed, implemented in reviewable sessions, and shipped as a pull request your team approves. No new tracker, and no separate place to go to find out what’s happening.
Because the work maps to the issues you already coordinate from, the board reads true again. Your standups, your ceremonies, and the metrics you run on keep working, now covering the agentic work too.
Every issue runs the same lane: claimed, designed with your team, implemented by agents they steer, reviewed at every gate, consolidated. All of it on the board you already track.
Shared memory
Every feature leaves a record. So the team stays aligned without chasing anyone.
Agentic agile only works if the team can see the thinking, not just the output. So as agents and engineers work, CodeLantern writes it down. Every feature leaves a plain-language record on your board: the approach it started from, a log of what happened, every decision made and what drove it, human or agent, and a summary once it ships.
Your agents get a durable knowledge base that makes them sharper each session. That’s Perpetual Memory. Your people get the other half: a record of how the work came to be, so a new teammate, a stakeholder, or you at sprint review can catch up in minutes instead of pulling someone off their work to reconstruct it.
The life of one issue, on the record: the design it started from, what happened, the calls made and by whom, and what shipped.
The Proof
Every card traceable. Velocity you can point at.
Open any project and the work is on the tools your team already uses: what shipped, what’s in review, what’s in progress, each traceable to the engineer or agent that did it. The velocity and cycle metrics you report on are read from the work itself, not from a status update someone typed.
Anyone who asks whether you’re on track can check for themselves, on the tools they already use. And when the budget question comes up, what each issue cost to ship is already measured, ready to export.
The same project, seen three ways: what’s getting done, how fast, and what it costs.
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See it on your own board.
Bring a project your team is coordinating right now. We’ll show you what agentic development looks like running on the board, process, and metrics you already trust, with nothing new to roll out.
- A short intro call to understand how your team works
- We map it onto your real board and process
- An honest go / no-go, no pressure
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