You're running multiple projects across several ventures or clients — with an AI agent as your dev team, but you're still the one tracking status, juggling priorities, and pretending Thursday has 14 hours. KnightLeap hands the program-management layer to your agent: it drafts the week from your backlog, picks up stories, ships, and keeps every project's status and OKRs current — over a hosted MCP server, against capacity that refuses to lie. You make the calls; the busywork stops being yours.
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Monday morning, KnightLeap's AI drafts the sprint from your backlog up to your real capacity — prioritized by WSJF, capped at three goals per project, across every venture in one pass. You review and commit. One shared sprint per project, enforced by the system, not by discipline.
Your coding agent picks up a story, marks it in progress, ships, and sends it to review — over a hosted MCP server, with one token and exactly your permissions. The board updates itself as the work happens, so the plan never drifts from reality.
Status, velocity, and OKR roll-ups stay current on their own; your daily brief and retrospective are drafted from your real workspace — retrieved live over SQL and the same API your agent uses, so they reflect what you actually did, not a generic prompt.
Group projects under each business or client — and keep Family alongside the LLCs, because your week doesn't care about the difference. Roll-ups at every level.
Allocate 112 hours across five projects on your 80-hour reality and KnightLeap flags it on Monday — before you promise three clients the same Thursday.
Weeks are for execution; quarters are for direction. Set OKRs per business, scoped to 13 weeks — and watch each weekly sprint roll up into them. No annual goal theater.
Your operating cadences as templates: days, start time, checklist, assignee, reviewer. Instances stamp into every week automatically; history stays untouched.
Days × hours, only your assigned work, sized by estimate, placed at its start time. The 6:30 school run and the 10:00 client call coexist honestly.
Assignees and reviewers on every story. Your VA executes, you review; your AI agent ships, you approve. Ready-for-review pings the right person.
Connect Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or any MCP client with one command — nothing to install. Your agent picks up a story, marks it in progress, ships, and sends it to review, so the sprint tracks itself while the code gets written. One token, your exact permissions, revocable anytime — 46 typed tools plus a REST API under /api/v1.
RAG-like, without the vector store. The in-app AI grounds every brief, story breakdown, and OKR check-in in your live workspace — retrieved over structured SQL and the same MCP/REST tools your agent calls. Real stories, real hours, real history; no generic prompts, no hallucinated status. It drafts; you confirm.
14-day free trial — no credit card. Then one flat price: your agent's work is never metered, and collaborators (VA, client stakeholder, teammate) are free.
For the solo operator running up to 5 projects — across your own startups or client builds. Unlimited AI-agent activity, every feature, free collaborator seats.
Start free trialUnlimited projects for the multi-client freelancer and the multi-startup operator. Everything in Operator — every client and venture in one honest week.
Start free trialThat's who it's for. KnightLeap is built for founders and freelancers who already drive a coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI — day to day. The planning stands on its own, but the payoff is letting your agent run the board over MCP. If you don't code with AI yet, this probably isn't for you, and that's okay — we built it opinionated on purpose.
No. Its context is retrieved from your live workspace over structured SQL and the same MCP/REST tools your agent uses — RAG-like grounding without a vector database. Every brief, story breakdown, and OKR check-in references your real stories, hours, and history. And it drafts; you confirm before anything ships.
A hosted MCP server exposes 46 typed tools (plus a REST API under /api/v1), authenticated by a personal token that acts as you, with exactly your permissions. Your agent can read the sprint, start and complete stories, manage tasks and acceptance criteria, and check in on OKRs — addressed by human-readable keys like KDP-13 and KDP-2026-W27.
Quarters are too long to stay urgent and days are too short to move anything. A week is the unit you actually plan your life in — KnightLeap just makes it explicit, per project, across every venture.
Because you run five projects. Three goals per project per week is what commitment looks like; ten is a wish list. The constraint is the feature — same reason there's exactly one shared sprint per project.
Those are blank canvases (or heavyweight trackers) built for teams orbiting one product. KnightLeap is opinionated software for one technical operator across many ventures or clients: enforced weekly sprints, capped goals, capacity that calls your bluff — and an AI agent treated as a first-class participant, not a chatbot bolted on the side.
That's the point. Your Thursday doesn't distinguish between a client deadline and the school run — so your planning tool shouldn't either. Portfolios keep them organized; capacity keeps them honest.
You get 14 days free with no credit card. After that it's a flat $49/mo (Operator, up to 5 projects) or $99/mo (Studio, unlimited) — your agent's activity is never metered and collaborators are free. If you don't subscribe, your account is paused (your data is kept) until you do.
The in-app AI is bring-your-own-key (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google) and optional. Keys are encrypted at rest and shown only once — after that we display just the last four characters, plus a "last used" timestamp. Revoke anytime; scope a dedicated key with a monthly spend cap if you want. Skip the key entirely and the agent/API integration still works.
14 days free, no credit card. Then a flat $49/mo — unlimited agent, no per-seat tax. Connect your agent in two minutes.
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