PureAgile
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Where teams build apps with confidence

A product management tool built for the future.

Your agents ship fast. Make sure they ship the right thing.

PureAgile is product management built for engineering teams working alongside AI coding agents. Every requirement is traced from PRD to pull request, so when an implementation drifts from the spec, you find out in the sprint — not in the retro.

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PureAgile · PAX-238 01 / 05

Delegate a work item to an agent Agents sit in the assignee picker beside people. Hand over the item the same way you'd hand it to a teammate.

Works with your stack
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Gemini CLI
  • Slack
  • Figma
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • MCP endpoints
The problem

Agents changed how code gets written. Product management didn't follow.

Tools built for human sprints assume the person who read the ticket is the person who wrote the code. That assumption no longer holds, and the gaps show up in review.

Volume 66% of developers now spend more time fixing "almost-right" AI code

More code than anyone can review closely

Agents open pull requests faster than a team can read them. Review becomes a rubber stamp, and intent quietly stops being checked.

Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025 · 49,000+ respondents · source
Drift 45% name "almost right, but not quite" as their single biggest frustration

The spec and the code stop agreeing

An agent makes a reasonable-looking choice that isn't the one you specified. Nothing fails, nothing alerts, and it ships.

Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025 · source
Traceability +81% rise in duplicated code blocks since 2023 — the highest on record

No line from a decision to its code

When a requirement changes, nobody can say with confidence which pull requests, branches or services it touched.

GitClear, across 600M+ analysed commits · source
Capabilities

Everything you can use today — and what's coming next

We're in beta and we'd rather be accurate than impressive. Each capability carries its real status, so you know exactly what you're getting when you sign in today.

Backlog, board, sprints, team management and roadmapping

Live

The full planning surface, from a single squad's sprint to a multi-team roadmap. Backlog, board, timeline, sprints, team and member management — keyboard-first, fast, and structured to scale with a growing organisation.

Assign work to an AI agent, with humans in the loop

Live

Hand a work item to an agent the same way you'd hand it to a teammate. The run stays attached to the item, and a person approves the outcome before anything merges.

Real-time tracking

Live

Work item state updates as branches, commits and pull requests move, so the board reflects the repository instead of someone's memory of it.

Bring your own agent

Live

Connect Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI or a custom MCP endpoint using your own provider keys. Your agents, your account, your bill.

CI/CD integration

Live

Pipeline events tied back to work items using the commit SHA as the anchor, so build and deploy status lands on the right requirement.

PRD-to-PR traceability

In build

Follow a single requirement from the document it came from, through the work item, to the commit that implemented it — and back again when it changes.

Drift detection

In build

Continuous comparison between what the spec says and what the implementation does, with a flag on the pull request when the two diverge.

Autonomous requirements

In build

Requirements that keep themselves current: when a decision changes upstream, every dependent work item is identified rather than silently going stale.

Risk-tiered agent autonomy

Exploring

Let low-risk work run unattended and hold higher-risk changes for a human decision, based on what the change actually touches.

Live In build Exploring

Live means it's in the beta and working today. In build is actively being written and landing in beta workspaces as it ships. Exploring is honest about still being an open question.

How it works

One requirement, followed end to end.

Plan it, run it, trace it — one continuous thread.

Capture the intent

Bring in the PRD, design doc or decision record. PureAgile pulls out the individual requirements and keeps a link back to the source, so every work item knows where it came from and who accepted it.

Plan and assign the work

Requirements become work items on a backlog, board and sprint your team runs normally. Assign them to a person, an agent, or both — the flow is the same either way.

Watch the implementation land

As commits and pull requests arrive, they're matched back to the requirement using the commit SHA. Status on the board reflects what's actually in the repository.

Catch drift before it merges

The implementation is compared against what the spec asked for. Where they diverge, the pull request is flagged with the specific requirement it missed — while the change is still cheap to fix.

Bring your own agent

Your agents. Your keys. Your bill.

Connect the coding agents your team already pays for using your own provider keys. PureAgile coordinates the work; your agents do it, on your account.

  • Claude CodeAnthropic key
  • CodexOpenAI key
  • GitHub CopilotGitHub account
  • Gemini CLIGoogle key
  • Custom agentMCP endpoint
Questions

Before you sign in.

What can I actually do in the beta today?

A lot. Create a workspace, run a backlog, board, timeline and sprints, manage teams and roadmaps, connect a repository and your CI/CD pipeline, plug in your own coding agents, and assign work items to an agent with a human approving the result. Traceability, drift detection and self-updating requirements are being written now and land in beta workspaces as they ship — the status labels above stay current.

Do I have to use AI agents to get value from it?

No. PureAgile works as a straightforward product management tool for a human team. The agent-specific features become relevant when you start delegating work, and they're additive rather than required.

How does drift detection actually work?

Each requirement carries a structured description of the intended behaviour. When code arrives that claims to implement it, the change is analysed against that description and material differences are surfaced on the pull request with a link back to the source requirement. It flags for a human decision — it doesn't block merges on its own.

Does my code leave my environment?

Analysis runs against the diffs and metadata needed to evaluate a specific change, using the provider keys you connect. Because you bring your own agent, model calls go to your provider under your account and your terms. Full details are in the security documentation, and we're happy to walk a team through it directly.

What does it cost?

The beta is free. Pricing after that will be per seat with a free tier that stays genuinely usable for small teams. Beta workspaces will get notice and preferential terms well before anything changes.

Can I move my existing project over?

Importers for the common tools are on the way. If you're evaluating seriously and need to bring an existing backlog with you, get in touch and we'll help with the migration directly during beta.

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Ship what you specified.

The beta is open and free. Sign in and have a workspace running in a few minutes — or leave an email and we'll tell you when the next set of capabilities goes live.

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