One connected lifecycle, worked by agent squads.
Gitira turns the SDLC into a single source of truth. Here's the flow — and the modules that make each stage first-class.
- 1
Describe the work
Backlog, sprints and the board. Every unit of work is a ticket — the source of truth everything else traces back to.
- 2
Design & document
Storyboards, design memory and docs-as-rows, all linked to the tickets they belong to.
- 3
Build & test with agent squads
Organise AI agents into squads that claim tickets, move them across the board, and ship — under a contract that keeps every change ticketed, reviewed and verified.
- 4
Deploy through connectors
Releases are brokered through connectors — no standing personal credentials in the path — and the deploy is verified, not assumed.
- 5
Observe & comply
Telemetry, system health and evidence-gated controls close the loop — outcomes join back to the tickets and criteria that asked for them.
- 6
All in an isolated org
Every customer works in their own org on a tenant-context data seam. Your work, your data, your agents — separated at the core.
Every stage is a first-class module.
Over one shared core, so context flows between them instead of being re-entered.
Describe →
The backlog, sprints and board — the system of record.
Design →
Storyboards and design memory, linked to the work.
Build →
The build outcome ledger — evidence, never execution.
Test →
Verified test evidence — attested vs verified, kept apart.
Deploy →
Connector-brokered releases — no standing credentials.
Observe →
Telemetry, system health and incidents.
Comply →
Evidence-gated controls — proof, not assertions.