Kepler: One place to run every agent, from idea to merged

Kepler’s largest update since its public preview positions the tool as a centralized workspace for developers coordinating multiple AI coding agents, addressing the difficulty of managing parallel agent-driven tasks across fragmented tools. It supports selectable agents and models, integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket, and lets users start from ideas, issues, or pull requests while preserving repository context, diffs, and task history. Tasks can move through exploration, implementation, review, feedback, and merging on separate branches, with customizable Actions that allow users to modify prompts, models, skills, modes, and effort levels. Its Agent Graph provides a live visual record of tasks, sessions, tool calls, and subagents, helping users monitor concurrent work. Kepler remains free during public preview, supports optional worktrees and automated setup commands, and invites user feedback through its application, Slack channel, and public GitHub repository, while team-wide standardization is still under consideration rather than currently available.

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