Software work does not end when a task is assigned. The useful unit is the path from a product decision to a verified repository change. PullPlane connects that path without asking every role to manage agents in a separate tool.
Make the card the operating brief
The board shows priority and ownership, while the card document captures the outcome, context, acceptance criteria, attachments, decisions, and verification plan. Product, design, and engineering can edit the same source an agent receives.
Assign a responsibility, not an AI-shaped task
Research can investigate uncertainty, Claude or Codex can implement, and Reviewer, QA, or Security can examine a specific risk. Reusable recipes make the handoffs explicit so a project manager can see what is waiting on evidence, implementation, review, or a human decision.
Follow delivery state in real time
The team can watch run status, terminal activity, touched files, diffs, previews, branches, and pull requests from the work item. Repository webhooks bring merge state back to the board instead of leaving project status disconnected from the code.
Keep approval with accountable people
Agents can produce evidence and proposed changes, but they do not own priority, product trade-offs, risk acceptance, or the merge. PullPlane keeps those decisions visible to the teammates responsible for them.