Your Agency's Maintenance Robot.
A ticket starts a workflow. Knecht boots the project, does the task inside it, and opens a pull request with a preview. Self-hosted, for agencies that maintain many projects.
These teams are testing Knecht in the beta right now.
Knecht Connects to the Tools You Already Use.
A ticket comes in, a result goes out. Knecht boots your project and does the work in a real dev environment.
Trigger
GitHub
From an issue, a label, or a mention.
Jira
From a ticket or a label.
Cron & Webhook
On a schedule or a security advisory.
Let the Knecht Work
For every ticket, Knecht boots the project and runs the workflow inside it.
- Project Boots with Database
- Workflow Steps Run in Order
- AI Agent Where Needed
Result
Pull Request
Branch, commits, and description.
Preview Environment
Clickable, with a real database.
Comment in the Ticket
Links to the preview and the PR.
Use Cases for Agency Life.
Knecht does every task that you can describe as a workflow. These three show what such a run looks like, from the trigger to the pull request.
Many Projects. One Knecht.
Projects, workflows, and runs in one place on your server. A workflow is written once and runs on as many projects as you connect, and every run keeps its log, preview, and result.
Where Knecht Stands.
What Knecht can do today, what we are working on, and what comes next.
Progress to the public release0%
The beta is running. Next up are the Jira integration and more beta testers.
Building in Public.
We build Knecht in the open. Each milestone is published here.
September 11, 2026Engine
Every Repo Boots, Even Without a DDEV Config
Knecht now builds the environment from the repo files when there is no DDEV config. A dev server becomes the live preview, with hot reload.
Read More
September 10, 2026Project
The Docs Are Online
Knecht now has documentation with search, a chat assistant, and feedback on every page. And a Discord server where we collect your reports.
Read More
August 18, 2026Engine
Langdock as an AI Provider
The agent now also runs through Langdock. One API key covers GPT and Claude models, and every request stays in the EU or in the US.
Read More
August 17, 2026Engine
Knecht Now Replies on GitHub
Every issue gets its own session with an environment and a conversation, the agent replies and labels directly in the thread, and a mention sends it back to work.
Read More