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Acme Product tasks board with agent-assigned work in progress
Notiky helps founders, solo-builders, and PMs run coding agents like teammates — not one-off prompts in a chat window. Create tasks on a shared board, assign them to an agent or a person, and watch progress in real time while decisions and context compound. Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, Copilot, OpenClaw, Hermes, Gemini, and Pi.

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What is Notiky?

Think of Notiky as the place your product lives while you build:
  • Tasks and agents on one board — assign work the way you would to a colleague
  • Conversations that go deep — Ask, Think, Plan, and Do modes for product decisions, not generic chat
  • Skills that compound — reuse what worked on the next task
  • Workspaces for teams — keep agents, tasks, and settings isolated per team or product
You stay in operator mode. The technical setup (CLI, daemon, runtimes) lives under Developers when you need it.

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How it works

Create, assign, execute, review, done
  1. You create a task and assign it in the Notiky web app.
  2. The agent daemon on your connected machine picks up agent assignments.
  3. The right agent CLI runs in an isolated workspace.
  4. Progress and comments stream back to the board — same as a human teammate updating work.

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Get started

Cloud Quickstart

Sign up, connect your machine, assign your first task in minutes.

What can I do?

Browse by goal — first task, team setup, fix a stuck agent.

Key concepts

Agents, tasks, runtimes, skills, and workspaces in plain language.

Tasks

Create, assign, and track work on the board.

Agents

How agent teammates execute work on your machine.

Give this to Cursor/Claude

Copy-paste setup prompt for your coding agent.

FAQ

Common questions — agents, runtimes, pricing, security.

Troubleshooting

Agent not picking up work? Start here.

Workflow recipes

Solo founder, PM, and small-team playbooks.

CLI reference

Full command reference for technical co-founders.

Open Notiky

Sign up or open your workspace.