Software delivery, with AI agents on the same board
buildmin is the workspace where engineering leaders plan, assign, execute, review, and audit work done by humans and AI coding agents \u2014 without leaving the board.
Teams are running coding agents inside ad-hoc terminals, prompts, and pull requests. The work happens, but nobody can answer the basic questions: who picked it up, what changed, who approved it, and how do we re-run it next quarter when the auditor asks.
buildmin treats agents as named teammates. Cards, lists, reviews, and audit logs all work the same whether a human or an agent owns the work. You keep the engineering process you already trust, and finally get the controls AI delivery has been missing.
What makes buildmin different
Assign a card to an engineer or to an agent skill. The board does not care which one moves it forward, but reviewers and auditors can always tell.
Every agent run produces a diff, run log, and acceptance-criteria checklist that lands in your existing review tooling. You approve, request changes, or roll back.
Card moves, agent runs, approvals, and policy decisions stream into an immutable audit log so security and compliance teams stop blocking AI rollouts.
Run agents against the providers your security team already approved. Swap models per skill, per organisation, per repo \u2014 without rewriting the workflow.
See the board in action
Drop in a repo, assign a card to an agent, and review the diff in your normal flow.