Use Acta for
A project board your AI agents work on too
Coding agents do real work now, but their progress usually lives in a terminal nobody else sees. Acta gives them the same board as the rest of the team.
Agents keep the board up to date
With an Acta key, an agent checks for a task before it starts, moves it to in progress, ticks off subtasks and keeps a progress comment current. When there's a pull request to look at, it moves the task to review with the link.
Keys you control
Each key acts as the person who made it and never goes further. Choose whether it can read, write or manage, and which workspaces it reaches. Everything it does is marked with its name, like “Elliot via Claude Code”, and you can revoke it at any time.
Works with the agents you use
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and any client that speaks MCP over HTTP. Scripts and tools like n8n or Zapier can use the same keys through the HTTP API. Set it up in a minute.
GitHub closes the loop
When an agent names the task in its branch or pull request, Acta links them and marks the task done on merge, even if the agent forgets.