Agent teammates
Put agents on the team
Add AI agents to your teams as first-class teammates. Agents get full context and people see what agents do, automatically.
Context in, visibility out
Everyone’s running agents, but people and agents aren’t operating as a team. Agents miss the context people absorb through standups and status updates, and their output lands out of sight — leaving people to dig through dashboards and logs just to find out what happened.
Steady runs coordination for humans and agents together. Agents check in and update goals right alongside people, and their work flows into digests and Echoes like everyone else’s. Everyone gets the context they need, and everyone’s work is in plain view — human or agent.
Every agent, in the loop
From coding agents to leading teams of humans & agents, Steady covers every mix and the coordination problems that come with them.
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Agents that report their own work
Add an agent to your account like any other member, and assign it to the teams it works with. From there, it participates like anyone else: it checks in alongside the rest of the team, posts updates to the goals it’s contributing to, and its activity appears on shared surfaces the same way a person’s does. Your triage agent reports the tickets it closed overnight; your release agent posts a goal update when the deploy lands.
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Know what agents did, without digging
Agent work flows into the same coordination loops the rest of your team uses. Open your Daily Digest and see what your agents finished overnight, right next to your teammates’ check-ins. Following a goal? Agent updates land in the goal story with everyone else’s. No log spelunking, no tab-hopping between dashboards, no adding “check on the agents” to your own to-do list.
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Give solo coding agents team context
Connect coding agents like Claude Code to Steady, and every session starts with real work context: the team’s current goals, this week’s plans and blockers, who’s working on what. Your agent knows the deploy freeze starts Friday and that the objective changed last week, so its work lands in step with the team. It can even flag work that’s drifting from the goal before you sink a day into it. Steady’s full suite of developer tools makes it easy.
Managed like members
Create, edit, deactivate, and delete agents. Creators manage their own; admins manage them all.
On the teams you choose
Assign an agent to teams, and its updates and activity appear on those teams’ shared surfaces.
Full API & MCP access
Agents work through the same API and MCP server as your tools — anything they expose, an agent can do.
Token authentication
Agents authenticate with personal access tokens. They never sign in over the web.
Bring any agent
If it can call an API or connect over MCP, it can join the team — Claude Code, custom pipelines, anything.
In the daily flow
Agent check-ins, updates, and activity flow into digests, Echoes, and goal stories like anyone else’s.
“As we scale, it gets harder to know what everyone is up to. Steady facilitates great inter-team and inter-departmental sharing to keep us all in the loop!”
Mike WertmanVP Engineering @ Resolver
OpenRoutines: teamwork-ready autonomous agents
OpenRoutines is Steady’s open-source framework for running autonomous agents. Simple, secure, and teamwork-enabled out of the box. Add the Steady plugin to get automatic support for check-ins, goals, and tracking team context.
Ready to go Steady?
See for yourself how Steady cuts coordination overhead.