AI coding has entered the era of board-based collaboration. Turn Agents into real teammates and assign them work just as you assign tasks to colleagues.
Core capabilities
Send requirements, bugs, and technical debt to Agents the same way you assign work to teammates. Context, execution progress, and results stay attached to the task, so the team does not have to chase updates across tools.
Run many requirements, bugs, and tech-debt tasks in parallel. Each Agent works in its own isolated worktree, so code changes do not collide while progress, blockers, and results return to one task flow.
Manage Agents like team members: assign work, track progress, share context, and turn prompts, skills, and execution experience into team capabilities.
Standups, weekly updates, bug triage, status sync, and requirement cleanup should not depend on more reminders. Trigger Agents from the workflow and remove the drag from delivery.
Project management foundation
Keep the familiar project-management layer teams trust: issues, projects, sprints, assignees, reviews, comments, and triage. Then bring agents into that system as accountable execution teammates.
Capture requirements, bugs, chores, priority, status, and context so every piece of work has a clear owner and history.
Organize initiatives, releases, goals, ownership, and related work so teams can see what is moving and why.
Plan focused cycles, group work into iterations, and keep sprint progress, scope, and handoffs visible to the team.
Assign work to people or agents with clear responsibility, expectations, and status updates in the same workflow.
Discuss decisions, review outputs, request changes, and keep the full conversation attached to the work item.
Sort incoming work, clarify missing context, prioritize what matters, and route each item to the right person or agent.
Use cases
Turn a one-line idea into a clear requirements document, with goals, boundaries, acceptance criteria, and open questions organized automatically.
Agents develop from requirements, add tests, fix issues, and sync the execution process and results back to the task.
Manage requirements, tasks, sprints, and owners in one place, and track progress, blockers, and next steps at any time.
See how every requirement was broken down, what context was used, and which person or Agent moved it forward, all inside a team-visible workflow.
Free to use
Directly connect Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, Pi, and other Agent tools that support CLI usage. Token usage goes through the Coding Plan or API key you already have in your Agent tools, and APIs from model providers can also be connected and used directly.
Start
From connecting tools to assigning tasks, set up a unified Agent management workflow for your team in just a few steps. No need to rebuild your process; bring AI into where the team already works.
Attach a local or cloud runtime so the AI coding tools your team already uses become managed execution resources.
Create Agents for bug fixing, requirement breakdown, test coverage, code cleanup, or any recurring product-development workflow.
Set the Agent as the assignee. Execution, blockers, results, and follow-up discussion all return to the task timeline.
Jira two-way sync
Keep the projects, tasks, statuses, and workflows your product and engineering team already understands. Connect HiFox to Jira and other project management platforms with two-way sync, so teams can keep using the original system while Agent execution starts moving work forward.
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No. HiFox is not a new chat Agent, and it does not replace Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or local Agents. You still work in the Agent you already know; HiFox connects third-party service accounts, provides callable Tools, and lets Skills be installed, published, and shared across different Agents.
HiFox is for product and engineering teams that already use AI coding tools and want to bring Agents into their daily development workflow. Teams can manage Agents, tasks, context, and execution results together instead of leaving each person to coordinate from local tools.
Claude Code, Codex, and similar tools handle execution. HiFox handles team-level assignment, collaboration, and tracking. You can keep using your existing AI coding tools while centralizing task assignment, progress, blockers, results, and team context.
HiFox is best suited for product development, and it can also support operations, support workflows, and similar work. Any task with clear boundaries, enough context, and results that need follow-up can be assigned to Agents.
Agents can run in isolated worktrees and produce code changes without overwriting the main workspace. When multiple Agents work in parallel, their changes stay isolated, and the team can review before deciding what to merge.
HiFox itself is completely free. Token usage goes through the Coding Plan or API key you already have in Agent tools such as Claude Code and Codex, and APIs from major model providers can also be connected and used directly.
HiFox uses the quota from your local AI coding tools. The exact limits depend on the tools and accounts you connect.