Stellary

What is Stellary?

Stellary is a project management workspace where people and AI agents share one board. Describe a project and it drafts a roadmap, then cards become missions that agents run under your rules. Dashboards, a knowledge base, and approval gates keep everyone, human or AI, accountable. It is currently in open beta.

Top Features:

• Shared board: cards go to people or agents with identical columns and rules.
• Agent missions: turn any card into a task an agent runs and reports on.
• Autonomy levels: each agent acts alone, waits for approval, or only proposes changes.

Use Cases:

• Project kickoff: describe a project and get a roadmap with cards in minutes.
• Quality workflows: draw agent steps, scoring loops, and a human gate before shipping.
• Status reporting: track risks, blockers, and momentum on live dashboards without manual updates.

Who Can Use Stellary?

• Product teams: plan releases where developers and AI agents pick up cards together.
• Developers: let coding agents in Claude Code or Cursor update board cards.
• Team leads: keep sensitive agent actions behind human approval with an audit trail.

Pricing

• Free (€0 per month): one workspace, five projects, eight agents, and 700 monthly credits.
• Beta Tester (free, by invitation): ten workspaces, 100 agents, and 5,000 credits for Discord members.
• Paid plans (not announced): add seats, agents, workspaces, and compute once the beta ends.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Real teammates: agents sit on the same board, not in a separate panel.
• Clear governance: three autonomy modes keep money, data, and compliance under human control.
• Free beta: every feature is open with no credit card or trial countdown.

Cons:

• Beta maturity: the founder admits you will hit unfinished corners in the app.
• Enterprise gaps: large firms with strict procurement rules may prefer Jira or monday.
• Future pricing: paid plan prices for after the beta are not published.

FAQs:

1) Can agents act without approval?

You decide whether each agent acts alone, waits for approval, or only proposes.

2) Is it really free?

Yes, everything is free in beta, and a free plan stays afterward.

3) Which AI tools can connect?

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Claude Desktop connect through its MCP server.

4) Is there a desktop app?

Yes, Windows and macOS apps are available alongside the web workspace.

5) Is there an API?

Yes, a documented REST API covers projects, documents, agents, and missions.