Kaiku

Kaiku is an agent-native task tracker and wiki where AI agents work directly alongside team members.

Kaiku is an agent-native task tracker and wiki designed for teams that use AI agents. Agents operate directly within the tracker and wiki using Model Context Protocol compatibility on the wire. Team members assign issues to agents, review their proposals, and track token usage and machine time for every run. The built-in wiki uses standard Markdown and supports Word exports and searchable diagrams. Users can export entire projects as structured JSON and Markdown zips at any time.

Kaiku at a glance

Best for: Product manager, Software engineer
Runs on: Web, iOS, Android, API
Pricing: Free trial 30 days; Personal $19.99/month; Team $7/person/month
Released: September 2026
Category: AI productivity tool
Website: kaiku.tech

Key features

Track issues and sprints
Run AI agents via MCP
Collaborate in a shared wiki
Manage client books in projects
Translate content automatically
Link merge requests
Sign in with passkeys

Use it for

Assigning software tasks to AI agents
Managing project documentation and wikis
Tracking client work within projects
Monitoring AI automation costs

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