LEADD is a sprint board for AI coding agents. It is built around a team workflow in which an Architect plans work, specialists execute it, and a reviewer signs off on the result. The product describes itself as the first sprint board for AI coding agents that thinks in teams.
Its workflow starts when a ticket is scoped by writing a clear description and acceptance criteria, or by pulling tickets directly from a Jira board. From there, an Architect agent plans the implementation, Frontend, Backend, and Test agents take on work on isolated branches, and a Reviewer agent checks the diff. The review step ends with approval and merge, or with feedback and redeployment. LEADD also says that any orchestrator can run agents in parallel for small, isolated tasks, and that it is designed for shipping features through planning, specialist execution, and a review loop.
LEADD works with Jira, GitHub, Claude Max, and it lists planned support for Azure DevOps, OpenAI, GitLab, and Bitbucket. It offers two connection modes for AI: cloud mode through the user’s own API key, and local mode through an existing Claude Max subscription. Both modes use the same sprint board and review workflow. The page also says there is no CLI.
Pricing is split between the platform and the AI compute. The Starter plan is free forever for one project, two agents, 50 tickets per month, and one user, with local mode only. Pro costs £35 per user per month and includes three projects, five agents, unlimited tickets, local and cloud mode, and GitHub integration. Team costs £55 per user per month and includes unlimited projects and agents, unlimited tickets, local and cloud mode, SSO and RBAC, and an audit log. Enterprise is offered with custom annual billing, and includes SAML/OIDC SSO, a custom SLA, compliance reporting, and dedicated support.
LEADD sits in PulseGate's Autonomous agents & workflows category. It focuses on coordinating and automating software development tasks using AI coding agents in team-based sprints. LEADD is a B2B product aimed at software development teams. There is a free tier, and paid plans start at $29. It runs on the web and the command line.
LEADD builds and maintains LEADD, and it first shipped in 2024. Among its 6 catalogued features are AI agent orchestration, sprint board, and jira integration. LEADD is currently in beta.
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