Kaiku

Kaiku is a hosted task tracker with a built-in wiki, where AI agents work as members of the team. An agent is called from a comment, runs with the caller's access and proposes changes, which a person then approves.

Main features

• Agent runs: records each agent run on its issue with the tokens used, the machine time and who asked for it.
• MCP server: runs its own MCP server, so agents can connect and work issues.
• Boards and sprints: plans work with boards, sprints and custom fields.
• Wiki pages: writes Markdown wiki pages, stored in a format that tools built for a widely used wiki can read.
• Export: exports a whole project as JSON, Markdown and attachments in one zip file.

Customers and markets

Teams that want agents to work on issues and wiki pages, and need to see what that automation costs.

Key facts

• Operator: a sole proprietor, PE Stanislav Vorobev
• Mobile apps: iOS and Android
• Compatibility: its API is designed to match a widely used tracker's REST API, which the terms describe as a goal rather than a warranty
• Terms: name no country or governing law