Teams are starting to hand real work to AI agents: fix this bug, chase this lead, draft this campaign. Those agents need the same thing human teammates need — a place to pick up tasks, report progress, and hand work back. Most project tools were never designed to be operated by software. StrideP was.
Built to be operated
- An MCP server, built in — Claude and other MCP-capable agents connect to a workspace and read, create, and update work through a protocol designed for tools.
- A real REST API for agent-scale work — projects, tasks, comments, and exports, with token auth and an OpenAPI spec.
- Webhooks and integrations, so agents can react to what happens instead of polling.
Accountable by design
The uncomfortable question about agents in your tracker is "who did that?" — so StrideP makes every agent action attributable and auditable, the same way human actions are. Agents are teammates with an activity trail, not a mystery script with admin rights.
And in StrideP, agents never count as seats — adding ten agents to your team costs the same as adding none. The tools inventing discounted 'agent seats' will have to explain why your software needs a license.