Describe what you want to build
Type what you want to build in plain English. DevboardAI creates a full sprint with tasks, priorities, and checks — in seconds.
How It Works
Three Steps. Zero Context-Switching.
Hit run. Walk away.
The AI coding agent orchestrator handles task delegation and agent coordination automatically. It picks the right agent for each task, manages parallel execution across worktrees, retries failures, and works through your backlog hands-free.
Come back to shipped code
Your sprint is done. Code is written in your actual repo. Check the results, push to git, and move on to your next idea.
The Difference
Stop Babysitting AI. Start Orchestrating.
Other agentic tools make you do the work — one prompt, one task, one file at a time. DevboardAI is the AI dev workflow orchestrator that manages multiple AI coding agents and runs your whole sprint with autonomous execution.
Without DevboardAI
One Task at a Time. Babysitting.
- Prompt the AI for one change
- Wait for output, review, fix, re-prompt
- Manually move to the next task
- Context-switch between files and chat
- You are the orchestrator
- Hours of supervision per feature
With DevboardAI
Describe → Walk Away → Ship
- Describe what you want to build
- AI generates the full sprint for you
- Orchestrator delegates tasks to parallel coding agents
- Subagent coordination assigns the right model per task
- Failed tasks auto-retry with QA feedback
- Come back to finished code in your repo
Assistant vs Builder
Your AI should build software.
Not just assist you while you build it.
Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot are assistants — they wait for your prompt and suggest code you still need to integrate. DevboardAI is the builder layer on top: it takes a sprint and ships it against your repo autonomously, using the agents you already pay for.
How It Stacks Up
Pick the Orchestrator, Not Just Another Subscription
DevboardAI, Claude Code Desktop, Cursor, Devin, and ComposioHQ's open-source orchestrator all run AI coding agents. They differ on price, provider support, local execution, and whether a visual board and sprint generation are included.
Feature
DevboardAI
Claude Code Desktop
Cursor
Devin
ComposioHQ OS
Pricing
$24 once
$20–200/mo
$20–200/mo
$20/mo + ACUs
Free (self-host)
Multi-provider (Claude / Codex / Kimi)
Yes
Anthropic only
Yes
Cognition only
Yes
Local execution
Yes
Yes
Agents run in cloud
Cloud only
Yes
Visual Kanban board
Yes
No
No
No
CLI + web dashboard
Natural-language → full sprint
Yes
No
No
Interactive Planning
No
Setup time
Install DMG
Install app
Install IDE
Signup
30+ min config
Deeper dives: vs Claude Code Desktop · vs Cursor · Kanban for Claude Code
AI Kanban Board
The AI Kanban Board for Developers
AI Kanban software with five columns and drag-and-drop, built for developers running coding agents. Each card shows its AI model, priority, and live execution status — a shared board for AI agents across Backlog, In Progress, QA, Done, and Failed.
See the AI Kanban board for coding agents →DevboardAI — AI Kanban Board
AI Sprint Generation
AI Sprint Generation: Describe It, Generate It, Ship It
Tell DevboardAI what you want to build in plain English and it generates a full AI sprint — tasks, priorities, story points, and checks. Review it, tweak it, and import it onto the board in one click.
How AI sprint generation works →DevboardAI — AI Sprint Generation
Stop Prompting. Start Orchestrating.
Every hour you spend babysitting AI is an hour your side project sits idle. Let this AI dev workflow orchestrator manage parallel coding agents and build it while you live your life.
Built by a Developer, for Developers
Born From a Backlog That Wouldn't Shrink
DevboardAI was built by a developer with a day job and too many side projects collecting dust. After spending more time babysitting agentic tools than building, he made the AI coding agent orchestrator he wished existed — a coding agent dashboard that manages task delegation, agent coordination, and autonomous execution while you sleep.
Task Detail & Agent Execution
Configure, Run, and Watch AI Code Live
Each task has its full context: what to do, how to check it, and which agent to use. Hit Run and watch the AI code live. Every run is logged with status, time, model, and full output.
DevboardAI — Task Detail & Agent Execution
The Orchestrator
The Coding Orchestrator: Run Your Whole Sprint on Autopilot
The AI coding agent orchestrator handles subagent orchestration and runs every task in dependency order. It retries failures with QA feedback built in. Value Mode picks the best model for each task — Haiku for quick fixes, Opus for big changes. Watch autonomous execution finish your sprint.
What an AI coding agent orchestrator does →DevboardAI — The Orchestrator
Why DevboardAI
The Multi-Agent Coding Workspace Built for Developer Workflows
You already know how to build software. You just need autonomous coding agents with proper orchestration and task delegation — so your ideas don't die in a backlog.
Local-First Architecture
Local execution on your machine with direct codebase access. No cloud middleman. Your source code and repository context never leave your hardware.
Learn more →Multi-Agent Orchestration
Use the AI coding agent orchestrator with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Kimi, or any CLI tool. Mix and match agents per task with subagent orchestration and agent coordination.
Learn more →Full Audit Trail
Every implementation run is logged — status, exit code, time, model, and full output. Debug AI results the same way you debug code.
Smart Retry Loop
QA feedback flows into retries on its own. Rate limits trigger smart backoff and model switching. No babysitting — fully autonomous execution.
Learn more →Dependency Graph
A visual graph shows every agent task as a node and every link as an edge. See the critical path and task delegation order before you run anything.
Native macOS App
A terminal-first developer workspace built for Mac — supports Apple Silicon (M1–M4) and Intel. Native notifications and dock badges when your sprint is done.
Learn more →FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DevboardAI?
DevboardAI is a local-first macOS app that orchestrates AI coding agents from a Kanban board: it generates a sprint from a plain-English description, then runs each task with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or Kimi in its own git worktree and retries failures automatically. It is a one-time purchase of $24 with a 7-day free trial.
How much does DevboardAI cost?
DevboardAI costs $24 as a one-time payment for a lifetime license, with no subscription and no recurring charges. Every purchase includes a 7-day money-back guarantee, and a free 7-day trial of the full app is available before buying.
Is there a free trial of DevboardAI?
DevboardAI offers a free 7-day trial of the full app with no feature limits and no credit card required. Enter your email on devboardai.com and you receive a trial license key and the download link. When the trial ends, the app locks until a $24 lifetime key is entered.
What is an AI coding agent orchestrator?
An AI coding agent orchestrator is software that sits above individual coding agents such as Claude Code or Codex, reads an entire backlog, decides the order tasks must run in, assigns each task to a model, runs them in parallel across git worktrees, and retries failures. The agents write the code; the orchestrator decides what gets written, by whom, and in what order.
What is an AI Kanban board?
An AI Kanban board is a task board where the cards are executed by AI coding agents instead of being moved by hand. DevboardAI's board has five columns, Backlog, In Progress, QA, Done, and Failed, and a card moves when Claude Code, Codex, or Kimi finishes the work, fails a check, or gets retried.
Which AI coding agents does DevboardAI support?
DevboardAI supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Kimi CLI, and any other CLI-based coding agent installed on your Mac (Apple Silicon or Intel), and you can mix providers inside one sprint. Value Mode picks a model per task, for example Claude Haiku for small fixes and Claude Opus for large changes. It works with any language or framework the agent itself supports.
What are the alternatives to DevboardAI?
The main alternatives to DevboardAI for running AI coding agents are Claude Code Desktop, Cursor, Devin, and self-hosted open-source orchestrators such as ComposioHQ's. Those tools are priced at roughly $20 to $200 per month or require self-hosting, while DevboardAI is a $24 one-time purchase that runs locally, supports multiple providers, and adds a visual Kanban board and sprint generation.
How does DevboardAI work?
DevboardAI works in three steps: describe what you want to build in plain English, review the generated AI sprint of tasks with priorities, dependencies, and validation criteria, then hit Run and the orchestrator executes every task in dependency order using parallel coding agents. Failed tasks move to QA, where the error is fed into the next attempt until the check passes or you step in. All code changes stay on your machine.
Your Side Projects Deserve to Ship
You have a full-time job and a backlog of ideas. DevboardAI orchestrates parallel coding agents to build them autonomously — describe what you want, walk away, come back to finished code in your repo.
Your current AI tool stack: ~$70/mo. DevboardAI: $24 once. Breaks even before Cursor's next credit refill — ~10 days.
Requires a Mac (Apple Silicon or Intel) and at least one AI CLI: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or Kimi.