Plan on a visual Kanban board
Break any feature into cards. Assign to humans, agents, or a full squad. Track progress through Backlog → In Progress → Review → Done without a separate project tool.
The Visual Workspace for Agentic Development
The visual workspace for agentic development.
Plan on a Kanban board. Watch your squad execute live. Understand your codebase through a knowledge graph. Alfred is built for teams that want visibility, not terminal output.
No subscriptions — credit-based pricing. Deposit once, credits never expire.
Watch your squad execute live
Each AI agent gets its own lane in the Squad Monitor. See who's coding, who's reviewing, who's testing — in real time. The Orchestrator manages hand-offs automatically.
Understand your codebase through a graph
Alfred builds a living map of every service, API, and dependency. Click any node to jump to the source. Zero hallucinations — every action is grounded.
Control agent context — visually
Add focus windows, constraints, and success criteria like editing a document. No YAML. No prompt engineering. Just clear, version-controlled rules your whole team can see.
The problem
CLI tools give you text. Not control.
Claude Code, Cursor, and similar tools are powerful — but they hand you text logs, terminal sessions, and prompts you write by hand. As your project grows, you lose visibility.
The solution
Alfred is a visual workspace
Kanban Board, Squad Monitor, Knowledge Graph, and Context Editor — four purpose-built panels for every phase of agentic development. No terminal required.
The result
Full visibility and control
See exactly what every agent is doing, why, and what constraints it operates under. Every action is grounded in your real codebase. Zero hallucinations.
Product Tour
Four panels. One workspace.
Alfred is a visual environment — not a terminal wrapper. Every part of the agentic workflow has a dedicated UI panel you can see and control in real time.
PlanKanban Board
Drag, drop, assign. No Jira. No spreadsheets.
Break down features into tasks on a visual board. Assign each card to a human developer, an AI agent, or a mixed squad. Move work from Backlog → In Progress → Review → Done — all in one screen.
Assign to anyone
Each task card can be assigned to a human, a single AI agent, or a full Squad. Alfred auto-selects the right agents based on the task type.
alfred — kanban board
Backlog
Add rate limiting to API
AgentWrite onboarding docs
YouIn Progress
Migrate auth to JWT
Squad ×3Fix session leak bug
AgentReview
Stripe checkout flow
Youalfred — squad monitorLive
OrchestratorCoordinating
Assigning shards · monitoring constraints · 3 agents active
Code ArchitectCoding
Mapping JWT surface area
Backend ImplementerCoding
Writing middleware — auth.ts:42
Test WriterTesting
Generating integration tests
ExecuteAgent Squad Monitor
Watch your squad work live. Each agent gets its own lane.
You can see who's coding, who's reviewing, who's testing — all in parallel. The Orchestrator coordinates hand-offs and enforces constraints. You supervise; they execute.
What's a Squad?
1 Orchestrator + N specialized agents (architect, implementer, reviewer) working in parallel. You set the goal — the Squad divides the labor.
UnderstandKnowledge Graph
Your entire codebase — mapped and explorable.
Alfred builds a living visual graph of every service, API, dependency, and design pattern in your project. Every agent action is grounded in this graph. Every change links back to a source you can inspect. No hallucinations.
↳ Click any node to jump directly to the source file, commit, or PR that created it.
alfred — knowledge graph · auth module
auth.ts
middleware/
routes/api
models/User
lib/jwtModified
.env.AUTH
tests/auth
lib/jwt modified by Backend Implementer · 2 dependents updated automatically
alfred — context editor · auth-migrationAuto-saved
Focus Window
src/lib/auth.ts
src/middleware/
src/routes/api/v1/
+ Add files…
Constraints
Never break /api/v1 contracts
Match existing error format
No new npm packages
+ Add rule…
Success Criteria
12/12 integration tests pass
No TypeScript errors
+ Add criterion…
EditVirtual Context Editor
Tell agents what to know — no prompt engineering.
The context editor lets you add focus windows, constraints, and success criteria visually — like editing a document. Alfred converts them into grounded instructions for every agent. No YAML. No manually crafted prompts.
Context as a first-class editor
Every constraint you add is version-controlled and visible. The whole team sees what agents are allowed to do — and what they're not.
01/ 04
Kanban Board
“Plan without a project manager.”
Break down any feature into cards. Assign them to yourself, an AI agent, or a full Squad. Track progress through Backlog → In Progress → Review → Done — all in one visual screen, without opening another tool. When a card moves to In Progress, the assigned agent picks it up automatically.
Bottom line
Your Kanban board is the command interface for your team.
Organize work visually. Move cards across columns to change status. Alfred auto-notifies the relevant agents and humans when a card enters their lane.
Every card can be owned by a developer, a single AI agent, or a full multi-agent squad. Alfred picks the right execution path based on the task type.
When an agent starts work on a card, Alfred automatically creates a branch and links it. Done means done — the card and the code stay in sync.
02/ 04
Agent Squad Monitor
“Supervision, not micromanagement.”
Each AI agent gets its own lane in the live monitor. Watch who's coding, who's reviewing, who's testing — in real time. The Orchestrator manages hand-offs and constraint enforcement so you stay in control without babysitting.
Bottom line
You supervise the work. The squad executes it.
Each agent lane shows current task, progress bar, and status. You see the full squad at a glance without reading logs.
The Orchestrator checks every agent action against your defined constraints. It blocks merges that would break contracts, fail tests, or violate coding rules — automatically.
Multiple agents run simultaneously on different aspects of the same feature. Hand-offs happen automatically when one agent's output becomes another's input.
03/ 04
Knowledge Graph
“Your codebase as a living map.”
Alfred builds an interactive visual graph of every service, API, dependency, and design pattern in your project. Every agent action is grounded in this graph. Click any node to jump to the source file, commit, or PR that created it. Zero hallucinations.
Bottom line
Your codebase is always legible. At any scale.
See how every file, module, and service connects. Zoom into any node to explore its relationships, callers, and dependents without leaving Alfred.
Every suggestion Alfred or any agent makes includes a direct link to the source node it came from. No hallucinations — every claim points to real code.
The graph refreshes whenever a PR is merged. New files, changed APIs, and refactored modules are reflected immediately — no manual documentation step.
04/ 04
Virtual Context Editor
“Tell agents what to know — without writing prompts.”
Add focus windows, constraints, and success criteria like editing a document. Alfred converts your visual instructions into grounded context for every agent. No YAML files. No prompt engineering. Just clear, version-controlled rules your whole team can see.
Bottom line
Control what agents know. Visually.
Add rules visually: focus windows (which files agents can touch), constraints (what they must not break), and success criteria (how you'll know when it's done).
Every change to agent context is committed alongside code. Roll back, diff, and review context the same way you review a PR.
Every developer and agent on the project sees the same context. No more diverging mental models or agents operating on stale assumptions.
Why Alfred
The visual workspace vs. the terminal prompt.
CLI-based AI tools are powerful — but they hand you a fire hose. Alfred gives you control valves. The GUI is the competitive advantage.
Feature
Alfred
CLI-Based Tools (Claude Code, etc.)
Task Planning
Visual Kanban board — drag, drop, assign to agents
Manual prompts or external tools (Jira, Notion, spreadsheets)
Agent Monitoring
Live Squad Dashboard — per-agent lanes with real-time status
Text logs only — scroll to find what went wrong
Context Management
Visual Context Editor — add constraints like a document
Markdown / YAML files — manually maintained, easy to drift
Codebase Understanding
Interactive Knowledge Graph — clickable, cited, always current
Token stuffing — paste in files and hope the model tracks it
Team Collaboration
Shared workspace with visual hand-offs between humans and agents
Copy-pasting prompts and hoping everyone uses the same context
GUI
First-class visual environment — built for it
None — terminal only
CLI tools are great for one-off tasks. Alfred is built for teams that want ongoing, visible, controllable agentic development.
Ready to build with a visual workspace?
Start with $5 of credits.
Introduce him to your project, your history, and your team. He'll be up to speed before you finish your first message.