Multica adds an agent-native coordination layer on top of Linear and Jira for AI-heavy teams
jiayuan_jy · x · 2026-07-24
Multica is an open-source, agent-native coordination layer for people using Linear or Jira with AI.
- The tool is aimed at teams heavily using AI agents and wanting a single place to coordinate work instead of switching between chat and task boards.
- It positions itself as “agent native Linear,” especially for managing fleets of agents alongside Claude, Codex, Kimi, and others.
- The cited workflow is to keep humans in a coordination layer while agents handle execution.
- The project is free and open source, and the author says it is the tool they currently use to coordinate agents.
- The post frames it as a practical alternative to juggling separate interfaces for chat and Kanban.
Related event: Multica Adds Agent Coordination Panel for Linear and Jira(2 posts)→
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