01Intent
Every feature keeps its why.
Portfolios, projects, documents, and criteria follow the work from idea to delivery.
SolutionsFor product teamsMCP: Preview
Ship features, not status updates.
Projects, cycles, and documentation for sharing product state. Coding agents can connect through the currently available MCP scope.
Shared context Visible status MCP + API
Product and engineering, one reality
The roadmap loses value when execution lives elsewhere.
BIKLABS connects intent, specification, work, and delivery. Product understands what is happening without chasing updates, while engineering keeps its execution environment.
02Execution
Code and project stay in conversation.
External agents operate in their environment while BIKLABS keeps assignment and state.
03Signal
Progress needs no translation.
Cycles, blockers, and activity create one shared view for the whole team.
01
The cycle shows the real commitment
Objective, dates, and work grouped by state share one view. Product and engineering can adjust scope from the same information without building a parallel status report.
02
From priority to deliverable work
A portfolio groups related projects; each project organizes work items, criteria, and documentation. That structure leaves a visible path from priority to execution without presenting a future Initiative entity as available.
03Preview
The specification stays next to the work
Pages can keep decisions, criteria, and references close to the project. Autonomous use of that knowledge by agents remains in development and is not presented as automatic.
04Preview
BYOA (Bring Your Own Agent): engineers keep their environment
Codex, Claude Code, and other agents can use the current MCP surface for projects and work items. Code stays in git; BIKLABS provides the operations and scopes supported today for reading work and returning state.
Adopt without a big-bang migration
Start with the work. Add intelligence later.
BIKLABS does not require the delivery system to be redesigned in a day. The team can move one real workflow, validate the shared view, and expand autonomy only when control is clear.
- 01Week 1
Bring one active project.
Recreate the cycle, work items, and decisions the team is already executing.
- 02Week 2
Connect product and engineering.
Align views, owners, and documentation before adding another automation layer.
- 03Then
Enable one bounded agent.
Test MCP in a concrete journey with explicit scope and a reviewable outcome.
Adoption principleThe structure works without agents; every Preview capability can be added reversibly and measured.
Frequently asked questions
Before changing how the team works.
Straight answers about adoption, control, and fit.
01Does BIKLABS replace GitHub or the IDE?
No. Code stays in git and coding agents work in their environment. BIKLABS provides context, assignment, tracking, and control.
02Can Product see progress without requesting a status update?
Yes. Work item state, cycles, blockers, and activity provide a shared view without creating a parallel report.
03Are agent planning features available today?
Capabilities marked Coming soon are not part of the currently available product. The page explicitly separates those templates from the current workflow.
04Can we use our own agents?
Yes. Codex, Claude Code, and your own agents can connect to the available MCP surface for projects and work items. The tool set, scopes, and controls will continue to expand.