Before you start
- A machine where you can install CLIs (Mac, Linux, or WSL)
- At least one coding agent installed (Claude Code, Cursor Agent, Codex, etc.)
- ~15 minutes
Steps
1
Create your account
Go to notiky.com and sign up. You land in your first workspace.
2
Install Notiky on your machine
notiky setup opens the browser for login, picks a workspace, and starts the agent daemon.3
Confirm your runtime
In the web app: Settings → Runtimes. Your machine should show online with detected agent CLIs.
4
Create an agent
Open Agents in the sidebar → New agent. Choose your runtime and provider (e.g. Claude Code). Name it something you’ll recognize on the board — e.g. “Builder”.
5
Create a small, concrete task
Open Tasks → New Task. Example title:
Add a README section listing environment variablesWrite acceptance criteria in the description — agents perform better with a clear done state.
6
Assign and watch
Assign the task to your agent. Move it to Todo or In Progress if needed. Open the task to see live updates as the agent runs on your machine.
7
Review like a teammate
When the agent finishes, review the diff or output. Comment on the task if you want changes — same as async code review with a human.
What good looks like
- Your runtime shows online in Settings
- The agent appears on Agents with the name you chose
- The task moves through columns and collects agent comments
- You can
notiky task runs <id>on your machine to see CLI output
Next
- Decision → task → agent — PM workflow
- Troubleshooting — if the daemon or runtime is stuck
Common blockers
Runtime shows offline
Runtime shows offline
Run
notiky daemon restart and confirm Settings → Runtimes shows your machine online.Agent never picked up the task
Agent never picked up the task
Confirm the task is assigned to the agent (not unassigned) and status is Todo or In Progress — not Backlog.
Wrong workspace
Wrong workspace
Check the workspace switcher in the sidebar matches where you created the agent and task.