OpsAgents Autopilot drains the Trello, Jira or monday.com board you already use — reads tickets, writes the code, opens the PRs, walks the 7-stage delivery flow — unattended, governed, and on credits you already hold.
The category problem
The “AI software engineer” wave — Devin, GitHub Copilot Workspace, Cursor agents — sells a new surface you must adopt: a new IDE, a new task UI, a new place to babysit an agent one prompt at a time. But the work is already specified where you work. Adopting another surface is the cost, not the value.
Why us
Same job as the agent wave — done on your turf, and safe to leave running.
| Axis | Devin / Copilot Workspace / Cursor agents | OpsAgents Autopilot |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | a new agent UI you drive | your existing Trello / Jira / monday.com board + GitHub repo |
| Attendance | interactive, one task at a time | unattended — fires on a cadence, picks the most-overdue board, ships, stops |
| Governance | trust the agent | SOSA: evidence-gated (PR + green CI on the head SHA before any “done”), $/day circuit-breaker, never-merges-to-prod, proven-outcome ledger, full audit trail |
| Model cost | per-seat / metered tokens | bring-your-own-model on Bedrock/Vertex — runs on credits you already have; idle ticks cost ~$0 |
| Isolation | n/a (single user) | per-tenant credential + state isolation |
Who it’s for
Juggling several client boards? Autopilot keeps every board moving overnight — without a human babysitting each one.
A backlog and no spare engineer for the long tail of well-specified tickets. Autopilot drains them to reviewable PRs.
Both share the shape: tolerance for “open a PR I’ll review,” but not for “merge to prod unattended” — which is exactly the SOSA contract.
Safe to leave running
A tenant cannot touch another tenant’s credentials, repositories, or boards — nor our infrastructure or anyone’s production. Here’s how that holds by construction, not by good intentions.
The agent opens PRs and advances cards up to Code Review — then stops. A human on your team merges, under your branch protection.
Straight answers
QWill it merge something broken?
No. It advances up to Code Review and opens a PR; a human merges. Merge requires green CI on the exact head commit. The worst a malicious or prompt-injected ticket can do is open a PR in your own repo that your own engineer reads before it lands.
QWhat does it cost to run?
Idle ticks are ~$0 — pure local + cheap gateway reads, no LLM. You pay only when a board is actually due and actionable, on your own model credits, under a per-tenant $/day cap.
QIs my code & board safe from other tenants?
Per-tenant credential + state isolation. Each tenant runs against its own dedicated gateway with its own service account — never project-wide, never another tenant’s.
Onboarding
A tenant is not enabled until all of these are true — and the first run is supervised by an operator before any unattended cadence is switched on:
Get started
One supervised pilot on a single module — within days you’ll see a full PR, human code-review and QA before anything merges, with a complete run-ledger.