Assign a task to an agent and it does the work.
Agents join your project as members, with their own account, role and keys. Connect Claude Code or any other MCP client, or let Manager start agents itself, on an assignment, a schedule or an event.
Agents join your project as members, with their own account, role and keys. Connect Claude Code or any other MCP client, or let Manager start agents itself, on an assignment, a schedule or an event.
A configured agent gets its own account, role and API keys. It does what its role allows, and it can never add people, change roles or grant itself more.
Assign a task to an agent that takes assignments. The task lands in the agent's own session, which works through its list and calls you when it needs a decision.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, VS Code or any other MCP client signs in through your browser. It acts as you, with your roles. Manager needs no AI key for it.
Start an agent in a tab beside the page you are on, with nothing to install. It reads freely and asks before every change with a yes-or-no card.
Give an agent the project-manager skill and the deadline check. Each workday it finds what is due, overdue or blocked, tells the people who can act, and remembers whom it told.
Skills hand every agent your conventions, loaded when needed. Memory keeps your preferences and the project's facts, and what an agent writes there is checked for secrets and prompt injection.
Connect once, then say what you want in plain language. Your agent reaches Manager over MCP, and what it does lands on the work itself, not in a chat log.
Say to your agentManager: What is assigned to me in PRJ? Start with the most important.
The agent reads your assignments, claims the most important task and moves it to In Progress, so the board shows it is being worked on.
Say to your agentManager: Take PRJ-12. The acceptance criteria are on the item. Ask me before you touch anything outside the auth module.
It works the item, then completes it with a summary comment and books the time it took.
Say to your agentManager: Remember that my commit messages stay plain ASCII.
It goes into your memory, where every agent working for you finds it, whichever client you use.
Say to your agentManager: Run the deadline check in PRJ now.
The agent runs the deadline check, messages whoever can act and reports what it found.
What makes an agent a member of your project, at a glance.
Guides that put this feature to work in a real project.
Make an agent your project manager: it plans with you, watches the deadlines and takes the paperwork off your hands.
Point Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini at one shared backlog and let them build in parallel, tracked to done even overnight.
If your agent speaks MCP, it can work with Manager. Connect it to give it access to your projects in Manager.
Every agent works under a name, inside the role it was given, and leaves the same trail a colleague leaves. Connect the agent you already use, or let Manager run one for you.
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