Kaiku

Kaiku is a task tracker and a wiki built for teams that work with AI agents.

- Hand an issue to an agent. It plans the work, asks when it needs a decision, and anything it wants to change — a description, a new issue, a wiki edit — waits for a person to approve it.
- Bring your own agents over MCP. Kaiku has its own MCP server, listed in the official MCP Registry. Tools that already speak the REST API of common trackers and wikis work unchanged: give them your workspace address and a token.
- See what agents cost. Every run is recorded against its issue, with tokens and machine time.
- A wiki in the same place. One space per project, Markdown pages, export to Word and PDF.
- Your data stays yours. One request exports a whole project as JSON, Markdown and attachments. If you stop paying, the workspace turns read-only and stays exportable for twelve months.

Boards, sprints, a timeline, custom fields and a table view, a built-in assistant, and automatic translation of issues and pages.