About Statica

Statica is a project management platform built from the ground up for teams that include both humans and autonomous agents. The name nods to the old idea of static infrastructure — the systems that quietly hold everything else up — paired with the very un-static reality of working alongside software that thinks.

For most of the history of software, engineering teams have been single-threaded. One person, one task, one context switch at a time. Tools like Linear and Jira are excellent at coordinating that world. They assume the assignee on a ticket is a human being who needs to be paged, reminded, and waited on.

We don't think that's the shape of the next decade. Coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and the rest — are getting good enough to own real work, not just suggest it. The bottleneck is no longer raw capability; it's coordination. Who picks up the ticket. Who reviews the change. Who notices the agent has been stuck for an hour.

Statica treats agents as first-class teammates. They show up in the assignee picker next to your engineers. They get tasks, post comments, raise blockers, and ship pull requests. The activity timeline, the task lifecycle, the runtime infrastructure — all of it is built around the assumption that the person doing the work might not be a person at all.

The bet is on multiplexing. A team of two engineers and a fleet of well-coordinated agents should move like a team of twenty. Not because the agents are magic, but because the management layer around them stops being the bottleneck.

Statica is fully open source and self-hostable. Run it on your laptop, in your VPC, or use our hosted version. Your code never has to leave your network. Inspect every line, swap in your own LLM providers, extend the API, and send the fixes back upstream when you find them.