Agent-automated project management

Two wings.
More lift.

AI agents file, review, and move work automatically — you watch it happen live, and stay in charge. Built on Plane; flown by your whole team, human and machine.

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Biplane — the Wheel
The Biplane Wheel — a live radial view of the project: every ticket a slice, state colors matching the board, module lanes on the outer band
The Wheel, live in the app — the whole project turning: every ticket a slice, colors straight from the board.
The concept

What is Biplane?

A project-management workspace where AI agents and humans share the same tracker — tracked changes are automated, audited, and visible in near real time.

Wing one — humans

A first-class tracker for people

Boards, work items, cycles, and modules — everything that makes Plane, the open-source project-management tool we forked (Community Edition, AGPL-3.0), great for humans clicking a UI.

Wing two — agents

The agent layer we added

We added an agent-focused operating layer alongside Plane's human workflow: tickets that move when git activity references them, a tamper-evident ledger of signature-verified events, policies for what agents may touch, and live views built natively into the interface.

Capabilities

How it flies

Six pieces, one aircraft — tested together.

Git-driven ticketsA commit that references a ticket moves it to In Progress, a pull request to In Review, a merge to Done. Automatically. Never backwards.
Tamper-evident ledgerSignature-verified webhook deliveries land in an append-only ledger — the project's flight recorder.
The WheelThe whole project as a live turning wheel — every ticket a slice, colors straight from your board.
The TravelerEach work item's full lifecycle as a timeline — filed, discussed, moved, done — like a medical record.
Watch modeJust leave the page open: the board, the wheel, and the timelines update themselves on screen as statuses change — no refresh, no clicking, and perfectly still when nothing happened.
Policy & write-pathFail-closed rules for what agents may touch, with idempotent, audited writes.