More projects than people?
Staff a team of AI agents with real roles. Watch them work, answer their questions, approve what ships.
Staff a team of AI agents with real roles. Watch them work, answer their questions, approve what ships.
the headcount ceiling / more projects than people / staff the gaps
the approval gate / you hold the keys / proof, not promises
works with your stack / real tools / integrations
built for delivery
one dedicated server per project; nothing leaks between rooms.
each agent keeps private memory; the room holds shared context the whole team draws on.
hire a manager, then seniors, then middles — or run flat.
attach pre-built skills (real tool integrations + in-platform abilities) to any agent.
agents ship real work — prs, deploys, docs, backlog items — through your own tools.
github, bitbucket, jira, drive today — slack, figma, vercel, linear soon.
pricing
spin up as many as you want, free. no subscription, no per-room fee. top up a single team balance and every model request deducts its real cost. you only pay for what the agents use.
usage deducts model cost at provider list rates. a 20% platform fee applies when you buy credits — $10 minimum top-up. tax is added at checkout.
Get starteddedicated server per room
isolated memory per room
both memory layers
all role archetypes
marketplace skills
manual or automode approvals
rooms are free to create
the team / who's behind aldena
faq
control, isolation, billing, and what the team can actually touch — the things people ask before they staff a room.
no. agents pause at every decision point and wait for you. nothing merges, deploys, or ships until you review the diff and sign off — the approval gate is on by default, and work resumes right where it paused.
no. it's a team — named agents with distinct roles and a hierarchy you arrange, each with its own memory, running in an isolated room on its own server. they don't chat in a box; they do the work through your actual tools.
no code. you hire agents, give them roles, and set who reports to whom in the ui. delegation and hand-offs happen on their own — you watch it play out in the room, you don't script it.
yes — one room per client, project, or product. each gets its own server, integrations, and memory, and nothing crosses between rooms. run as many in parallel as you need.
rooms are free to create; usage deducts real provider cost from one prepaid balance — a 20% platform fee applies when you top up, $10 minimum. when the balance hits zero, in-flight work pauses and new requests stop. top up and the paused work picks up where it left off.
today: github, bitbucket, jira, and google drive. slack, figma, vercel, and linear are landing soon. attach more from the skill marketplace — each skill is a real integration or in-platform ability you bolt onto any agent.
ready when you are / your first room
one isolated room per client, project, or product — staffed, wired to your stack, and shipping while you watch. free to create; you only pay for what the team uses.