01Work
The agent starts from a work item.
Intent and state live in the same project the team reviews.
SolutionsFor vibe codersMCP: Preview
Build solo. Operate like a team.
Your coding agent lives in the terminal. BIKLABS provides projects, work items, and a limited MCP surface for coordinating its work without moving the repository.
Shared context Visible status MCP + API
Speed with a control plane
More agents do not help if you still reconstruct what they do.
BIKLABS connects the execution environment to visible project work. The current surface is deliberately limited; identity, gates, and run metrics expand in stages.
02Context
The terminal uses explicit scope.
MCP exposes permitted operations without moving code into BIKLABS.
03Evolution
Control grows in stages.
Identity, metrics, and gates are communicated with their actual availability.
01Preview
Your terminal executes. BIKLABS provides the work.
Codex, Claude Code, or another compatible client can use the current MCP surface to read and update projects and work items within supported scopes. The repository and execution stay in your environment.
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One cycle, one shared view
Define priorities and work in BIKLABS. The board keeps the state people share; an external agent can operate only through the MCP tools enabled for it.
03Preview
Activity and control in evolution
Runs can show events, tokens, cost, and outcome when the runtime returns them. Gates are in pilot, and complete audit, budget, or action coverage is not presented as available yet.
04Template coming soon
Internal agents around the code
The coding agent delivers the change. Internal agents can prepare documentation, design tests, or review work from the shared context. Every role keeps its own instructions, tools, and boundaries before it joins your workflow.
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How work changes
Internal agents around the code
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Documentation prepared from the real change
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Testing and review as separate work
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Roles with their own tools and boundaries
Connect one journey, not a fleet
Start with one agent and one real task.
The connection proves value when its scope can be explained. BIKLABS lets you validate a small journey before adding more agents, permissions, or automation.
- 01Define
Choose one work-item type.
Bound the context the agent can read and the change it should return to the project.
- 02Connect
Configure the MCP client.
Keep repository and execution in your environment while BIKLABS provides work and state.
- 03Review
Inspect the outcome and evidence.
Validate the returned update before expanding tools, scope, or autonomy.
Adoption principleMCP remains in Preview: each concrete workflow is validated before it is treated as stable operation.
Frequently asked questions
Before changing how the team works.
Straight answers about adoption, control, and fit.
01Do I have to move code out of my repository?
No. The coding agent works in its environment and repository. BIKLABS keeps assignment, context, and evidence for the work.
02Can I connect multiple agents at once?
The architecture supports separate identities and scopes, but mature multi-agent operation is still evolving. Validate the specific workflow during Preview.
03How do I know what each agent did?
The run view shows the events and metrics returned by the runtime. Coverage is still Preview and does not equal a complete or immutable record.
04Are internal agents around code available now?
Templates marked Coming soon are not available yet. BYOA (Bring Your Own Agent) connectivity through MCP and API is explained as a separate workflow.