Miko

Miko is a self-hosted AI coding agent designed to integrate with development workflows. It connects Slack, Linear, GitHub and GitLab to coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, enabling teams to assign work to an AI helper and receive progress, answers, and pull requests back in their conversations.

Miko operates by running in an isolated workspace, creating separate Git worktrees for each task, and auto-managing the flow from assignment to code changes and PRs. It supports task handoffs through conversations or issue mentions, then reproduces results back into the chat or channel for review and tracking.

Miko handles task progress, checks, and final results by feeding back code, status, and PR updates to the relevant conversation. It emphasizes that each task runs in its own workspace and keeps changes isolated, so work can proceed in parallel without interference.

Miko is self-hosted with BYOK (bring your own key) and provides local status boards, history, and searchable task logs. It supports multiple coding agents and provider credentials, while keeping configuration and usage under the user’s control.

Use cases

• Integrate coding agents into existing workflows and have AI-generated changes returned for review.