Where AI does most of the work.
Product, project, and program management. Customer support and the service desk. The knowledge base. All of it in one system, with agentic workflows as the primary way work gets done, so a small team runs what used to take a large one. Don't have the people to run it? We'll run it for you.
AI made everyone fast. It also made everything scatter.
Move fast and you lose the plot. Lock it down and you crush the people doing the work. Now AI makes every team several times faster, while the tracker, the help desk, and the wiki each hold a different version of the truth. The picture fragments even quicker, unless one system holds it whole.
The board was green. The deal was already lost.
Phil Reynolds, founder · the turning point that led to DevStride
Three functions, usually three tools. Here, one system.
Product management, customer support, and the knowledge base normally live in separate products that drift apart. In DevStride they share one model, so a support ticket sits beside the delivery it depends on, the help article sits beside both, and every capability is in every plan.
Product, project & program management
Map Value, Plan Delivery, Track Progress, Measure Performance. Strategy to roadmap to boards to portfolio roll-ups, with GitHub tied to the plan and Jira or Azure DevOps imported and kept in step.
Customer support & service desk
Email in, tickets out. SLAs on your hours, request forms, routing, and a branded customer portal where customers track requests and read your Help center. Requesters never take a paid seat.
Knowledge base
Write an article once and publish it to your team, your customers, or both. Review comments, history with restore, and answers suggested while a customer is still describing the problem.
The plan and the work share one model, so timeline, portfolio, and status stay current on their own, no matter who or what moved the work. See the whole platform →
Agentic workflows aren't a feature here. They're how the work gets done.
Your people work in the app. Your agents work through the DevStride MCP Server, the Claude Code plugin, and automations, against the same live plan. Plan, deliver, support, and document with AI carrying the load and your team making the calls.
- The MCP Server. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, and Gemini CLI get about two hundred real tools: plan roadmaps, bulk-edit hundreds of items, triage tickets, write the knowledge base, report on delivery. Connect AI →
- The Claude Code plugin. Plan a roadmap in DevStride, then let the loop walk it: pick the next unblocked item, branch, build, review its own work adversarially, open the pull request, merge, update the item, continue. Read the docs →
- Automations. SLAs and routing, tickets opened from forwarded email, boards that tidy themselves, child work that completes with its parent, notifications in Slack and Microsoft Teams.
DevStride is built, supported, and documented this way. In the 16 days before our last release note we shipped to production 63 times and delivered more than 130 customer-visible changes, with the plugin planning, building, reviewing, and releasing the roadmap straight from DevStride.
AI moves the work forward. You still hold the line.
The speed only helps if you can trust it, so we built the boundaries into the product, not into a policy someone has to enforce.
AI drafts. You approve.
Plans, rebalances, requirement drafts: proposed, never applied. Your live plan changes only when a named person says go.
Nothing ships without sign-off.
Agents build through the DevStride MCP and land work in staging. Nothing reaches production until a human signs off.
One shared record.
Every action, human or AI, lands on the same plan with a name on it. No "the model told us to."
Made for teams that deliver for clients.
Dev-shops, product-engineering firms, and services partners running many client projects. Look credible to your client, know when it will be done, and deliver more without adding people.
An insurance implementation partner
Runs client insurance implementations on DevStride, with client-facing visibility and traceability on every engagement.
Don't have the people to run it? We'll run it for you.
Not a task tracker. Not enterprise bloat.
Another task tracker. Trello, Asana, Monday. Pretty boards, no picture.
Heavyweight PPM that needs a consultant to run. Jira Align, Planview.
One agentic platform for product, delivery, support, and knowledge. AI does most of the work. People make the calls.