08Feature
Solo mode
Start with one self-managing agent. Turn it into a full team the moment the work outgrows it.
solo · side-project
solo-agentself-managing
Read the repo and draft a plan
Add the settings page route
Wire persistence to local store
Write a test for the reducer
What it replaces
Team tooling is overkill for a one-file fix, so people fall back to a chat window and lose all the tracking.
How it works
Not everything needs a committee. Solo mode gives you a single agent that writes its own task list, works through it, and reports back on the same board. When the job gets bigger, add roles and the solo agent becomes the lead of a real team — same project, same history.
- One agent that plans its own task list
- Same board, same review flow
- Promote to a full team without losing history
- Good first step for evaluating the app
- No configuration to get started
Where it matters
Workflows that lean on solo mode
Related
- AnswerCan I use one agent instead of a team?Yes. Solo mode gives you a single agent that writes and works its own task list on the same board. When the work outgrows it, add roles and that agent becomes the team lead without losing any history.
- FeatureOrganizations and global overviewNest teams into departments and squads, then watch every one of them on a single live map.
- FeatureAgent teamsBuild a team with real roles. Agents work in parallel, talk to each other, and hand off across teams.
Get started
Stop being the message bus.
Install it, open a repo, and give three agents an objective. Free, no account, no API key.