The glass kitchen.
Your software, live.
AI agents manage your entire development pipeline — tickets, standups, commits, and QA — feeding a real-time dashboard your stakeholders can actually read. No black boxes. No mystery blockers. No status meetings.
A kitchen where guests
watch the cooking.
In a glass kitchen restaurant, nothing is hidden. Guests see every chef, every ingredient, every technique. The quality is visible in real time — not described in a post-dinner report.
Open Kitchen applies that model to software development. Your team builds. AI agents watch every step — from ticket to commit — and surface the data on a live dashboard your clients and stakeholders can open any time.
No engineering decoder ring required.
From ticket to shipped.
Agents handle the rest.
A feature or bug lands in Azure DevOps, Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues. The Ticketing Agent wakes up immediately.
AGT-02 reads the ticket, writes a plain-English summary, assigns Fibonacci story points, and generates a time estimate — before a developer touches it.
Your engineer picks up the ticket. The Scrum Master Agent begins daily Slack check-ins — capturing progress, blockers, and what they're doing while waiting.
When code lands in GitHub, AGT-04 compares the commit against the original ticket intent, scores quality 0–100, and records timing variance.
AGT-01 collects all signals — ticket data, daily check-ins, commit analysis — into a single source of truth. The dashboard updates live.
AI agents. One pipeline.
Zero status meetings.
The central hub. Collects data from all three worker agents and powers the KPIs, leaderboard, and analytics on your dashboard. Non-technical stakeholders interact with the system through the Planner's aggregated view.
Reads every incoming ticket and enriches it before a developer sees it. Translates requirements into plain English, assigns effort points on the Fibonacci scale, and generates a time estimate — automatically.
Replaces your morning standup. Messages each developer in Slack every day — not a form, a real conversation — to capture what they're building, what's blocking them, and what they're doing while they wait. All responses are shown verbatim on the Blockers screen.
Watches every commit to GitHub. Compares the code against the original ticket intent, scores quality from 0–100, and records how long the work took versus what the Ticketing Agent estimated. No manual review required for this signal.
Six screens. Every signal
your team produces, visible.
The Open Kitchen dashboard is the single pane of glass for your entire engineering operation. No log-in required for stakeholders — share a read-only link.
The daily check-in calendar. Mon–Fri rows showing every developer's Slack response — what they said, what ticket they're on, and whether they're blocked. No meeting required.
The real-time orchestration overview. All four agents' current status, the live pipeline health, and a full-cycle view from ticket creation to shipped commit — the command center for your entire operation.
All tickets managed by the Ticketing Agent — AI-written summaries, story points, time estimates, and status badges. Grouped by epic or project. Color-coded: queued, building, blocked, done.
Developer profiles and performance view. Each engineer's active tickets, commit velocity, Code QA scores, and standup attendance — one card per person. The team leaderboard lives here.
What blocked each developer, for how long, exactly what they said, and what they worked on while waiting. Verbatim quotes shown directly from Slack. Nothing summarised away.
Code QA Agent analysis per commit. Did the code match the ticket? Quality score, timing variance, and agent notes — one row per commit, every repo, every developer.
Works with the tools
your team already uses.
Built for teams that ship
and stakeholders who watch.
Stop decoding engineering updates. Open the dashboard and see exactly what was built, what's blocked, and what shipped — in plain English, updated by agents in real time.
Ticket progress, point velocity, and blocker context in one place. No status Slack messages. No weekly sync call. The Planner Agent can generate a written summary whenever you need one.
Commit quality, estimation accuracy, and developer velocity — charted over time. Identify patterns before they become problems. The data is always there, whether you look daily or monthly.
The Scrum Master Agent doesn't care about time zones. Every developer gets a daily Slack check-in at their local time. Async by default, visible to everyone.
Two ways to use
Open Kitchen.
Connect your existing engineering team to the full agent stack. Ticket Agent, Scrum Master Agent, and Code QA Agent run alongside your developers. Planner Agent feeds the dashboard your stakeholders can read.
We bring the engineer and the agents. One US engineer + AI agents running Open Kitchen from day one. Features ship continuously at a fixed weekly rate.