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AI · August 10, 2026

MindFlock

A private flock of AI agents, started by your ticket queue

What it does

MindFlock — Local, private ticket-to-PR. A ticket assigned to you in Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, Shortcut or Asana becomes an AI coding session on your own machine — its own git worktree, seeded and already running. No vendor sandbox gets a copy of your repo. You review the diff and merge.

A ticket assigned to you in Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, Shortcut or Asana becomes its own git worktree with an agent already working in it — seeded, with nothing typed. Or start one yourself with any agent CLI. Either way it runs here : no MindFlock cloud, no account, no vendor sandbox holding a copy of your repo. You read the diff and drive it home — commit → push → PR → merge, one click each. If MindFlock looks useful, a star on GitHub ⭐ helps me gauge interest more than anything else. A Jira issue assigned to you, a git worktree cut for it, dependencies installed, an agent seeded with the ticket and working — then your half: read the diff, commit, push, open the PR, merge. Four other…from mindflock.ai

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