SideButton Portal: Run AI Coding Agents as One Team
The SideButton Portal is live: an AI engineering team that codes, reviews, and tests around the clock.
The SideButton Portal is live: an AI engineering team that codes, reviews, and tests around the clock.
The fleet is a cross-functional development team of autonomous teammates: SideButton AI coding agents that pick up tickets and carry them to completion on their own. The product lead owns the intent, the fleet owns the execution.
The intent comes first, before any code exists: pin down the problem, sketch the end state, hand the epic over. From there, every ticket runs the loop in the picture. Coding: an agent writes the change. PR Review: a second agent accepts it only when it holds up. QA Live: a third agent opens the product like a user and proves it works. Out comes a pull request: a reviewed and tested change, ready for the team to accept.
Running the fleet means reading flags, not code. Done is a claim, and the fleet checks it. Work that passes ships; work that does not comes back as a question.
The loop keeps no office hours: still working after the office logs off, further along by morning. Run for a month, it delivers roughly the output of seven full-time engineers, directed by one person. Supervision did not disappear; it moved up a level, from reading code to setting direction.
Your teams already use AI to write code, and so do your competitors'. The Portal is the multi AI agent orchestration layer around that work: roles, playbooks, monitoring, and integrations in one place, so AI output becomes company output you can stand behind.
Everything above is a claim, and you already know the rule for claims: check them. Start with a free trial: connect Jira and GitHub or Bitbucket, drop the first tickets in, and check results. The engine inside every agent is the open source AI agent MCP server anyone can run on a laptop today. Pin down the problem, sketch the end state, hand the epic over: the fleet takes it from there.