Almirant
"Not using AI today is a competitive disadvantage. But AI has also created a new problem: our workflows are obsolete. We designed them for humans working with humans. Now we work with agents — and the human has become the bottleneck."
Almirant is for humans who work with AI agents.
The problem
The tools we use today — Jira, Linear, Notion — were designed for teams of humans. They assume the human is the one executing the work.
When AI agents join the team, that model breaks. The agent executes fast. The human can't keep up coordinating context, instructions, and decisions across tools. The bottleneck is no longer the AI — it's you.
Almirant eliminates that bottleneck.
What is Almirant
Almirant is the mission control for teams of humans and AI agents.
Like NASA's Mission Control — it doesn't fly the rocket, but without it, the rocket goes nowhere:
- Watches — full visibility into what agents are doing, what progressed, what's blocked
- Coordinates — orchestrates humans and agents, connects planning with execution
- Remembers — accumulated institutional memory: decisions, architecture, team context
Every project needs memory and coordination — someone who remembers where it came from, knows where it's going, and coordinates whoever executes. Whether that's a human, an agent, or both. Almirant is that layer.
Who is Almirant for
Solopreneurs and builders with AI
You build products with AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot). You juggle multiple projects in parallel. The problem isn't that AI is slow — it's that you're the bottleneck between what you plan and what the agents execute.
Almirant connects planning with execution. No manually copying context between tools. No losing track between sessions.
Small teams and product teams
You manage a team where humans and agents work in parallel. You need visibility into what each agent is doing, coordination between dependent tasks, and shared memory that doesn't die when the team changes.
Almirant is where humans and agents converge to move the product forward.
Key concepts
| Concept | Description |
|---|---|
| Project | Main container that groups boards, work items, documents, and configuration |
| Board | Kanban board with configurable columns to visualize the workflow |
| Work Item | Unit of work with hierarchy: Epic > Feature > Story > Task |
| Sprint | Iteration with start/end date, objective, and progress reports |
| Goal | Macro-level objective that groups work items and tracks percentage progress |
| Seed | Raw material for ideation — rough ideas that feed Planning Sessions |
| Planning Session | AI-powered chat for planning — describe what you need and the AI generates the structure |
| Todo | Lightweight personal task for things that don't need a full work item |
| Expense | Project cost tracking: subscriptions, hosting, AI costs |
| MCP | Model Context Protocol — bidirectional connection between Almirant and your AI-powered IDE |
| Skill | Automated command executed by the AI (/implement, /review-task, /validate, /test-task, /pr, /ideate) |
Getting started
- Create an account and sign in -- Register with Google and set up your organization
- Your first project -- Create and configure a project from scratch
- Your first board and work items -- Set up a Kanban board and create your first tasks
- Connect with Claude Code -- Integrate your IDE with Almirant via MCP
- Your first AI flow -- Implement a complete task using AI
If you already have experience with project management tools, you can skip directly to Connect with Claude Code to set up the AI integration.