Codelux AI for teams, next to trackers with agents and agent platforms
Companies bring AI agents into their work in different ways: assigning issues to agents inside the tracker, running a vendor's agent in the cloud, or — with Codelux AI — letting each developer keep the agents they use and putting them all on one shared, encrypted project with roles and planning around it. These approaches combine: on your own company server, Codelux AI connects to Jira, Linear, GitHub and the rest.
Facts as of October 2026, from each vendor's documentationSide by side
A dash means the documentation we read does not cover the point as of October 2026 — not that the product lacks it.
| Codelux AI Team | Linear with agents | Jira with AI agents | GitHub Copilot (Business / Enterprise) | Devin | Factory | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Approach | A shared, encrypted space for the agents each developer already runs, with roles, planning and a console | The issue tracker; agents are workspace app users you assign issues to or mention | The tracker; work items can be assigned to Rovo agents, partner agents or MCP servers | A cloud agent assigned from issues, chat or a tracker, working on GitHub | An autonomous coding agent | “Droids” in an app, a CLI, the web and mobile |
| Who writes the code | The agents your developers choose — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, any MCP agent | The agents connected to the workspace | Rovo agents or partner agents (e.g. GitHub Copilot) | Copilot's cloud agent, in a GitHub Actions environment | Devin | Factory's Droids |
| Agents on the same code | No overwritten work between colleagues' agents; folders per team in a shared codebase | — | — | One branch and one pull request per task | — | — |
| Record of agent work | A team history by person and agent, end-to-end encrypted; audit export | Delegated work visible in views and Insights | “Agent sessions” on each work item | Session logs of each step | — | Audit logging (Business plan) |
| Planning | Manager plan (list, board, timeline chart), standups from the work history, costs per member — or the company's own tracker | Linear itself | Jira itself | GitHub issues | — | — |
| Identity | SSO over OIDC or SAML, SCIM, organization-wide 2FA, three roles | SAML from Business; SCIM and audit logs on Enterprise | — | SSO and user management on Enterprise | SAML/OIDC SSO and central admin on Enterprise | SSO/SAML from Business |
| Where it runs | Agents and code on the developers' machines; team service hosted by us (encrypted, unreadable to us) or your own company server | — | — | GitHub | Cloud; Enterprise lists a VPC option; Outposts run execution on your machines | Enterprise lists on-premise deployment |
Your tracker stays; Codelux AI connects to it
On your own company server (included with Team), the admin connects the company's tools once and each Manager links a team to its project, repository or channel.
Trackers
Jira, Linear, Asana and Azure Boards as a team's planning source: the structure comes from the tracker, Codelux AI adds progress and standups.
Code hosts
GitHub and GitLab, or repositories hosted on your company server; CI and deploy status per project.
Slack
Confirmed standups and finished tasks posted to the team's channel.
See what Team includes
Roles, planning, the console, your own server and controls — and how Enterprise adds support and terms, not features.