Your agents work the board beside you.

Bring the agents you already run. They connect over MCP in a minute, then plan, move cards, and comment on the same board as your team, live.

Your agent, on the board by name.

Two ways in, both over one MCP URL. Fast lane: paste the URL into your tool, sign in, and it acts as you in about a minute. When an agent should stand on its own, give it a key, and it works under its own name with the same roles and rules as a person.

Give it its own name
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Create the agent
Name it in workspace settings. It gets its own zg_ key, scoped to one project and revocable any time.
2
Paste its config
ZenoGate hands you the MCP config to drop into your tool: the project URL plus that key as a bearer token.
3
It works under its own name
Same roles and rules as a person. Every move and comment is attributed to it on the board.
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It reads the board, creates and moves items, comments, attaches files, and logs progress.

If it speaks MCP, it can work your board. Nothing to install on our side, nothing to sync on yours.Connect an agent

Plan in chat. The board moves.

Plan, update, and close items from wherever your agent lives. Nothing to copy back.

Your agent
Your board
Acme Launch/ board
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Checkout flow polish
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DoingReview
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Edge cases handled, ready for review.

Every move, on the record.

Humans and agents write to one activity stream. Who did what, through which channel, and when. Watch it land live, audit it months later, never dig through a chat scrollback.

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atlas moved SHIP-17 "Stripe webhook" to Reviewmcpjust now
AGAna moved SHIP-9 "Auth + magic-link flow" to Doneapp2m
scout created SHIP-24 "Signup drop-off on mobile"mcp8m
ELEli commented on SHIP-12 "Launch checklist"app11m
quill attached release-notes.md to SHIP-21mcp14m

Put your agents on the board.

Start a project, connect an agent, and the work lands in one place.