Ticket goes in.
Reviewed pull request comes out.
Agents plan, build and test it. Different agent reviews security. You hold the gates.
One ticket, from label to closed.
GitHub or Jira feeds the ticket in. Each agent does one job, hands off, and stops at every gate you hold.
Everyone automated same 20% - writing code.
Other 80% is still manual, and that is where the cost actually sits. Meutex covers whole path - humans at gates where judgment matters, machines everywhere else.
Automate the whole path, not just the coding part.
Each stage is its own agent with its own job. Every handoff is recorded rather than chased.
Narrow jobs, narrow permissions
Agent that writes the spec reads Jira, not your code. Agent that reviews security reads the diff, cannot deploy it. Nothing holds more access than its job needs.
Access torn down on close
Every ticket gets its own sandbox and scoped credentials. When the ticket closes, both are destroyed rather than left lying around.
Every handoff, written down
What was decided, what was built, what tests found, who approved it. Not an answer — trail you can still follow weeks later.
One ticket, every stage, gates you hold.
Your tracker stays the interface. Meutex picks the ticket up and carries it to a closed issue, handing off between agents that each hold only the access their job needs.
PM agent
step 01 · Product manager
Picks up the new ticket and writes a PRD for it. Anything underspecified becomes a comment on the ticket itself, and the agent waits there — however long that takes — rather than guessing. Nothing moves downstream until a human approves the finished PRD.
produces
- └─PRD document
- └─clarifying comments
- └─approval gate
Every call an agent made, with what it cost.
Add login authentication and password management
What stops an agent doing damage?
Narrow access, throwaway machines, and your approval before anything reaches your code.
Agents have no public address
There is no URL anyone can reach. You sign in to the console, and the console is the only thing that can talk to an agent.
Each agent has its own login
No agent can borrow another one's access. The one that writes code cannot deploy. The one that reviews cannot edit.
Code runs in a throwaway machine
Agent code never runs on our servers. Every ticket gets a fresh, isolated machine, deleted the moment the ticket closes.
Whoever checks the code did not write it
A different agent reviews the security. It can read the change, not edit it, and it cannot approve itself. That part is yours.
Small teams don't need any of this to start. It's there when the org is big enough to require it — not a prerequisite.
Ticket is interface.
No new place to check. No new workflow to learn. Label ticket, get changes in production.
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