Sharkly

What is Sharkly?

Sharkly is a shared workspace where people and AI coding agents work on one project board. Teams plan sprints, write issues, and assign tickets to teammates or agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Agents run in isolated worktrees on your own machines, using coding plans you already pay for.

Top Features:

• Shared board: issues, sprints, comments, and triage for people and agents together.
• Parallel runs: send one ticket to several agents working side by side in worktrees.
• Easy imports: bring projects from Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab, Asana, and Shortcut.

Use Cases:

• Sprint delivery: plan a sprint and let agents pick up routine coding tickets.
• Recurring chores: hand repeat jobs like documentation updates and UI tests to agents.
• Requirements shaping: turn rough ideas into clear tickets humans and agents can act on.

Who Can Use Sharkly?

• Engineering teams: developers already using coding agents who want them managed like teammates.
• Product managers: people who plan sprints and want visibility into agent work.
• Operations teams: groups that want agents to handle the routine parts of processes.

Pricing

• Free ($0): the full product, agents, boards, and integrations for organizations up to 10 people.
• Team ($7 per user monthly): the same product for organizations over 10 people, billed yearly.
• Self-hosted (contact sales): run Sharkly on your own infrastructure with deployment guidance from the team.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Free tier: teams of up to 10 people get every feature free.
• Own models: agent runs use your existing coding plans, so there is no token markup.
• Agent support: works with more than 20 runtimes, including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

Cons:

• Setup needed: you must connect your own computers and runtimes before agents work.
• Model costs: token spending still lands on your existing AI subscriptions and API bills.
• Young product: the tool is new, so community and help content are still growing.

FAQs:

1) Is Sharkly free?

Yes, organizations of up to 10 people use the full product free.

2) Which agents does it support?

It supports over 20 runtimes, including Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini.

3) Can I import existing projects?

Yes, it imports from Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab, Asana, and Shortcut with history.

4) Do agents count as paid seats?

No, agents, guests, and connected computers never take a paid seat.

5) Does Sharkly charge for tokens?

No, model usage runs on the coding plan you already have.