Enterprise AI-GILE: from card to release with governance, not guesswork.
SHIP FEATURESNOT JUST CODE
James is the first AI-GILE platform built for high-stakes development. While others focus on generating code, James orchestrates entire features with full enterprise governance—integrating seamlessly with Jira, Agile workflows, and your favorite tools like Cursor or Claude.
Native Ecosystem Integrations
Integrated, traceable delivery
The full development lifecycle is connected to Jira, Pipelines, and DevOps with end-to-end traceability—every step auditable. Team-wide development policies keep implementations aligned from card to merge, so nothing ships without a clear trail.
Parallel cards,
one orchestration.
Spin up specialized agents for each slice of work while the platform coordinates dependencies across cards—like parallel stories in a sprint, but with automated guardrails and shared context.
Sprint-scale parallelism
Run multiple implementation tracks with clear ownership per card, merged through the same pipeline gates.
Team validation
Outcomes stay reviewable by the whole team before promotion—no silent merges, no black-box drops.
AI-GILE delivery flow
Align squads, technical product ownership, build, and quality in one continuous rhythm—less handoff waste, more shippable increments.
Squad + Stakeholders
PO Tech
Develops
Tests
Tighter loops mean faster, more complete product delivery: efficiency compounds when discovery, build, and verification share the same traceable thread.
Developer Twin &
pipeline-native delivery.
Your preferences, standards, and codebase context travel with you—portable, personal, and ready in every session. Features flow through the same exclusive pipeline every time: implement, test, validate, with evidence the team can trust.
CLI-agnostic by design
Plug in Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini, or James CLI—the orchestration layer does not care which surface you type into.
Orders-of-magnitude velocity
When planning, codegen, and gates run together, teams routinely compress weeks of cycle time into hours—without skipping review.