Code where you chat
Use a full web-based code editor with terminal beside chat without context switching
Agenstra brings workspaces, tickets, knowledge, coding, and releases together on infrastructure you own. Your team can trust agents from the first experiment through production.
Keep agent-assisted work on the same bar as the rest of your practice: approvals, audit trails, and controls that match how you review changes and release software.




Runs with the coding agents your teams already use

Coding agents help teams move faster. Agenstra helps you keep that speed with visibility, guardrails, and a single place to run work from idea to release.
Your organization’s home for agents: connect the tools you already use, manage workspaces, and keep delivery and oversight in one experience without pulling developers out of Cursor, OpenCode, or the editors they prefer.
One platform. Many teams. Clear accountability.
Platform and engineering leaders see where agents run and who owns what, without micromanaging how each team works day to day.
Leadership clarity
Executives and platform teams share one map of agent activity instead of reconciling spreadsheets and chat threads.
Team autonomy
Squads keep their editors and vendors while still fitting inside org-wide boundaries.
Safer scale
New workspaces inherit policy and access patterns so adoption does not create another shadow toolchain.
Operators and agents reason from the same curated knowledge instead of stale wikis, private notes, or whatever was last pasted into chat.
Fewer repeated questions
Teams stop re-explaining architecture and runbooks every time someone new joins a thread.
Faster onboarding
New contributors and agents reach useful answers in minutes, not days of scavenger hunts.
Decisions that stick
Agreements live where work happens, so automation does not reopen settled debates.
Security and compliance partners get evidence for what agents sent, what was blocked, and who approved autonomous work.
Confidence to expand usage
Leaders can sponsor wider agent adoption because risk is measured, not guessed.
Consistent guardrails
The same rules apply in every workspace, so policy does not depend on who configured which tool.
Humans approve the blast radius
Autonomous runs start only when the right owner says yes, with limits on scope and runtime.
Agents accelerate tickets without bypassing the reviews and approvals your organization already expects from human contributors.
Predictable flow
Work moves through familiar stages instead of ad hoc agent side quests.
Visible progress
Teammates see what agents are doing before surprises land in review or production.
Less rework after merge
Checks and approvals happen while context is fresh, not after code is already on main.
Developers spend less time jumping between chat, review, and source control when the work happens beside the agents doing it.
Shorter feedback loops
Questions, edits, and commits stay in one thread of work instead of three different apps.
Review where the code lives
Peers comment on real changes with repository context, not screenshots in chat.
Momentum through the sprint
Builders stay focused on the ticket at hand instead of re-establishing context after every switch.
Releases and environments are reachable where agents and engineers already collaborate, so delivery is not a separate ceremony.
Fewer context breaks
Operators do not hand off to another portal just to promote what agents already built.
Operators stay in the loop
Run logs and status are visible to the same team that kicked off the work.
Production alignment
What ships matches what was reviewed because release steps sit next to the agent thread.
Agenstra is where your team operates agents. It is not a replacement for your IDE. It sits beside the editors, Git, and pipelines you already use so agent work follows familiar review and release habits.

Use a full web-based code editor with terminal beside chat without context switching
Keep agent configuration and context in version control where reviews and history already live
Map workspaces and environments to dev, staging, and production delivery lanes
Let operators adjust knowledge, tickets, and policies without opening the repository
Start from tickets so automation, branches, and reviews stay tied to real delivery work
Pick a theme to see what Agenstra does: workspaces, policy, tickets, knowledge, IDE, integrations, and releases. This is the feature-level detail engineering and platform teams evaluate.
Stop chasing agents across clouds and vendors. Give each team a governed space while leadership keeps a single view of what is running where.
Every squad, one map
Register agents from different tools and see them together in Agenstra Studio
The right access
Invite teammates with roles per workspace and sign in with your company identity provider
Clear boundaries
Keep dev, staging, and production separate so experiments never blur into live systems
Set guardrails once and apply them everywhere. When something sensitive slips through, you have a record, not a debate in chat.
Company rules
Block or rewrite risky content before it reaches agents, consistently across workspaces
Full picture
Review what was blocked, flagged, or sent. That is ready for compliance reviews and leadership dashboards
Humans stay in charge
Require sign-off before agents run on their own, with limits on scope and runtime
Agents stop being a side channel. Plan work, run automation, commit code, and ship without switching between five different products.
Visible work
Track tickets with comments and live updates so everyone sees what agents are working on
Smart automation
Let agents draft solutions on tickets, with checks before changes merge
Ship with confidence
Trigger releases, follow run logs, and use Git from the same place you chat with agents
Replace scattered docs and tribal knowledge with pages your agents and teammates can search. They are linked to the work in flight.
Living library
Organize guides and decisions in searchable pages per workspace
Connected work
Tie knowledge to tickets so context travels with every handoff
One source for editors
Standardize how assistants read your repo with AgentCTX
Agenstra sits alongside your editors, issue trackers, and cloud, not instead of them. Keep vendor choice and data where you want it.
Jira & Confluence
Pull issue and wiki context into workspaces so agents start informed
Your agents
Use Cursor, OpenCode, OpenClaw, and more on infrastructure you choose
Your deployment
Run on your own servers, our managed cloud, or Desktop for day-to-day operators
Agenstra Studio is the product your teams sign into. Run it on your infrastructure or choose Agenstra Cloud when you want us to operate the platform.
The console your organization runs every day: workspaces, tickets, knowledge, IDE, releases, and governance in one signed-in experience.
Self-hosted or managed. Same product, your choice of operations.
Part of Studio
Maintain project context once for the whole team. Keep every coding assistant aligned without copying rules between editors.
Explore AgentCTXA desktop app for daily operators with the same sign-in and permissions as the web console.
Explore DesktopWe run the platform for you. Your agents stay in your tools and clouds while upgrades, scaling, and audit trails are handled by us.
Move from isolated experiments to a governed platform: one console for workspaces, automation, and compliance-ready observability.
Run on your own infrastructure or let us host Agenstra Cloud for you.