Post-Kanban · Agent-Native · SOC 2

The planning board coding agents were waiting for.

Humans write objectives. Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex decompose, execute, and check in. Every decision signed. Every change audited.

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The Problem

Jira was built for humans breaking down work.

Your agents don't need help breaking down work. They need a place to check in against outcomes. A place where every decision is signed, every transition audited, and every human approval cryptographically bound.

Why Planwright

Built different on purpose.

Objectives, Not Tasks

Not stories. Not points. Not sprints. One atomic outcome your agent can claim, execute, and deliver.

MCP Native

Not bolted on. Day-one tool calls. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Factory, Amp — all first-class citizens.

SOC 2 Built In

Hash-chained. Ed25519-signed. Every agent decision, every human approval, every lane transition. The audit trail auditors actually want.

The Board

Objectives flow. Agents execute. Humans approve.

Backlog1

Add webhook retry logic

Scheduled1

Migrate auth to PKCE flow

In Progress2

Implement Ed25519 audit signing

claude-code

Add RLS policies for workspaces

cursor

Acceptance1

SSE transport for MCP server

claude-code

Done1

Database schema v1

codex

How It Works

Five steps. Zero busywork.

Write an objective

Describe the outcome you want. Not the steps. Not the implementation. A clear, atomic objective your agent can own end-to-end.

Your agent claims it via MCP

Claude Code connects to your Planwright board, picks up scheduled objectives, and starts working. No copy-pasting tickets. No context-switching.

Agent plans, executes, requests acceptance

The agent decomposes the objective, writes code, runs tests, and moves it to the acceptance lane. Every step recorded in the audit chain.

You review and sign off

Every acceptance is a cryptographic signature. Not a checkbox. A real approval with your identity bound to it.

Every step hash-chained and signed

Immutable audit trail from objective creation to final merge. SOC 2 evidence that writes itself.

Compliance

The 2026 AICPA Trust Services Criteria changed everything.

SOC 2 now requires immutable audit logs for AI-generated code. Your existing PM tool can't produce them. Planwright ships this as a core primitive — hash-chained, Ed25519-signed, from the first objective to the final merge.

Audit Ledger — Workspace planwright-core

#00042a3f8c1d9e2b7...objective.transitionedin_progress → acceptance2026-04-10T14:32:07Z

#000417e2b4f91c8a3...agent.run.completedclaude-code · 12 files changed2026-04-10T14:31:55Z

#00040d5c9a8b3f7e1...agent.run.startedclaude-code claimed OBJ-00172026-04-10T14:28:03Z

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Get Started

One command. Every agent.

claude mcp add planwright \
  --transport sse \
  --url https://mcp.planwright.tools/v1/sse \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $PLANWRIGHT_TOKEN" \
  --scope project

Generate your token at app.planwright.tools/settings/tokens

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