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We've reached peak "agent" hype.
Threads overflow with Chain-of-Thought screenshots, and every product demo claims to be a teammate.
And yet, real workspaces look the same: humans still nudging tickets, rewriting the same instructions every Monday.
The problem isn't imagination. Or compute.
It's that agents are still homeless — drifting in chat windows, stateless, disconnected, and unaccountable.
For agents to work, they need roots.
Not just clever prompts, but a real place inside your workflows, tools, and systems.
Because without context, even the smartest logic is just a monologue in an empty room.
That's what we've been focused on: not how agents sound, but where they live, what they do, and how they earn trust inside the systems you already use.
What's been missing?
1. Execution, not just conversation.
Agents that can't open PRs or move tickets aren't helpful. Chat without action is just talk.
2. Memory that evolves.
Agents that forget between runs can't improve. Scoped memory and context protocols make continuity possible.
3. Real-time triggers, not polling.
Polling is laggy and expensive. First-class events like status flips, sprint starts, and missed SLAs are how work actually moves.
Plane Agents live inside your workspace, grounded where real work happens—not drifting in chat. They notice what's changed, understand what matters, and act with intent. Every action is visible, every choice traceable. Nothing breaks silently.
They don't start from scratch.
With scoped memory, typed context, and version-controlled logic, Agents evolve with your workflows — run by run.
They work like the rest of your stack.
Written in declarative ADK. CI-deployable. Debuggable. No hidden state, no black boxes. They run where you need them to: SaaS, private cloud, or air-gapped infra. Same RBAC, same encryption, same control.
Plane Agents are already working — inside real teams, in production.
They don't just save time. They reshape how time is spent.
Less nudging. Fewer dropped balls. More space for the work that actually needs your brain.
Agents don't replace strategy or taste. They make room for it.
Because the human layer isn't going anywhere — it's more essential than ever.
We're building a growing library of production-ready agents.
Start with a template. Fork it. Make it yours.
Because autonomy isn't a feature — it's a system.
Plane doesn't just build agents.
It gives them a home. And once they have one, they never stop working.
Want to see work close itself? Give an agent the keys. Watch the backlog move.
See you inside,
The Plane Team