Why Kepler Doesn’t Care Which AI Agent You Use

GitKraken’s Kepler is presented as an agent-agnostic platform designed to let developers use AI coding agents such as Claude, Codex, or Copilot without locking teams into a single vendor or interface. It combines agent access with GitKraken integrations for issue trackers and code-hosting services, while applying the company’s Git expertise to create isolated worktrees, automatically rebase changes, surface and resolve conflicts, and enable review of agent-generated work. Kepler aims to shift development from a repository-centered, single-threaded process toward task-based workflows where multiple agents can work in parallel without requiring developers to manage numerous terminals or IDEs. Currently in public preview, the product is being shaped by user feedback and is expected to add team-configurable actions for planning, implementation, and pull-request review.

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