Yell at your computer, it files tickets and implements them: ZergBoard demo goes public
idanbeck · x · 2026-10-14
Developer idanbeck shared ZergBoard, an internal tool built for @zergai that lets him simply yell requirements at the machine — speech turns into tickets, which are then automatically implemented. A full session is public.
He also published the project's live ZergBoard, where you can watch the backlog fill up and get addressed in real time, offering a hands-on look at a voice-to-ticket-to-agent-implementation workflow.
Related event: ZergBoard: Speak Your Request, AI Agent Builds It(3 posts)→
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