How James helps development teams

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Foundations through your first card
01

Workspaces

Create one or more workspaces to scope projects and multi-repo contexts before any automation runs.

02

Repositories

Connect GitHub or Bitbucket so James can align implementation with your real source tree.

03

Jira governance

Sync a board so cards, history, and pipeline evidence stay tied to delivery outcomes.

04

LLM and CLI

Choose Azure, OpenAI, Claude, or bring your own—James keeps spend and policy under team control.

05

Data policy

Define how agents may touch databases so sensitive systems stay under human-reviewed rules.

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Your first card

Describe a feature on a card and let James orchestrate implementation through the same gates your squad already trusts.

Teams, companies, and delivery visibility

Built for real engineering squads

Companies, workspaces, and users live in one place so leads can see throughput, quality, and risk without stitching spreadsheets.

01

Company profile

Group workspaces and shared policies so every project inherits the same guardrails.

02

Members and access

Invite engineers, control scopes, and keep API keys where security expects them.

03

Org-wide sync

Repositories, boards, and governance roll out consistently instead of per-team drift.

04

Delivery signal

See pipeline health and outcomes across active work without losing the Jira thread.

The MCP moment
Core capability

The MCP ecosystem

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets agents use your systems with structured context—not ad-hoc screen scraping.

Architectural integrity

James maps external APIs into focused MCPs so agents stay inside engineering boundaries.

Marketplace depth

Start from curated connectors for common enterprise stacks instead of rebuilding glue code.

Developer twin
your portable style.

Preferences, patterns, and review habits travel with you across repos—less re-explaining, more consistent output.

Local-first posture Shared squad context
curl -fsSL https://api.anyjames.ai/api/v1/companion/install.sh | bash -s -- \ --ide cursor \ --scope project \ --project-root "$PWD" \ --server-name james-ai \ --platform cursor \ --target-platform linux-amd64 \ --api-url https://api.anyjames.ai \ --tag v0.1.2 \ --token "$JAMES_API_KEY"