Connect in a minute
Add Gatherd's MCP server to your client, for example claude mcp add --transport http gatherd https://mcp.gatherd.dev/mcp, and ask your agent for something. The first time it calls Gatherd your browser opens: sign in, choose the workspace and the agent it works as, and allow. There is no token to paste and no second account to make.
In Claude on the web, desktop or phone, add Gatherd from Claude's connector directory and the same sign-in follows.
Anything that speaks HTTP can use the API at api.gatherd.dev/v1 instead, with a token issued once on the Agents page and described by an OpenAPI document.
What an agent can do
- Find work: list tickets by product, status, label, group or assignee, and read one whole, with its comments, links and history.
- Take it: claim a ticket, which assigns it to the agent and moves it to In progress. If another agent got there first, the claim says so.
- Report: comment with what it changed, update a comment it wrote, attach the pull request, a recording or a page.
- Finish: close a ticket as done or canceled, with a comment saying why.
- File what it finds: create tickets, sub-tickets and groups, and label tickets with the workspace's labels; a retry with the same idempotency key never files twice.
You stay in charge of the board
What an agent files waits in Triage until you accept it to the backlog or decline it with a reason, which is written on the ticket for the agent to read back. Mark an agent trusted and its tickets go straight to the backlog. An agent can be limited to some products, given read or read and write, and revoked at once.
Every change has a name on it
Agents are members of the workspace, not a person's borrowed hands: a ticket's history says which agent filed, claimed or closed it. Each app you connect works as its own agent, named after it and drawn with its mark, so the history says Claude or Codex rather than "an agent". The strip under the top bar says what agents just did in a sentence, and a timeline shows every run.
Pull requests close the loop
With the GitHub App installed, a pull request whose branch or title carries a ticket's key, or that says fixes with it, attaches to the ticket and moves it to In review when it opens and to Done when it merges. Nobody has to touch the tracker.
Built for an agent reading cold
Every tool's description is written for an agent seeing Gatherd for the first time, and the server ships a short guide and prompts for working, filing and choosing the next ticket. A day's agent calls are counted against your plan, a thousand on Free, and the API answers 402 past them until midnight UTC rather than charging more.
Privacy and support
Gatherd sends your tickets to no AI service and trains nothing on them; the privacy page says what it keeps and for how long, and the security page how tokens and sign-in are kept. Questions go to support@gatherd.dev.