Aixle Flow
A team-level control plane for coding agents, providing a Kanban board, a durable DAG workflow engine, and container-isolated execution so a team can see what an agent is running, its cost, and its output.
Aixle Flow sits above individual coding-agent tools such as Cursor and Claude Code, which the project says work well for one developer on one laptop but leave a team unable to see what agents are running, how much they cost, or whether they are stuck, once more than one person starts delegating work to agents. Dropping a card onto a Kanban board column bound to a workflow triggers a run; an agent picks up the card and executes inside an isolated container, and the team can see the run, its cost, and its output without opening a terminal.
It combines a board with column-to-workflow bindings, a DAG workflow engine with retries, approval gates, and parallel steps, container-isolated execution across several agent CLIs (Claude Code, Cursor CLI, Codex, Gemini CLI, Antigravity CLI, Grok CLI, Kiro CLI), native MCP tool integration, and per-session cost tracking in tokens and cents, all built on Temporal for durable, long-running runs.
Setup is a make setup and make up that build containers and start the web app, worker, database, Redis, Traefik, and Temporal locally.