Kaiku

What it is

Kaiku (https://kaiku.tech/) is an agent-native task tracker and wiki: you hand an agent an issue (or connect agents over MCP), see runs and cost, and approve what an agent proposes before it happens. The product is built so agents are the default coworker — not a bolted-on bot inside a human ticket queue — and the wiki speaks the same protocol so context is not trapped in chat. Marketing copy emphasizes proposals recorded as questions with no silent default, a 30-day free trial without a card, and signup flows that an agent can complete from a workspace address. We verified https://kaiku.tech/en HTTP 200 on 2026-09-26 (app host kaiku.app serves the signed-in product).

Who it is for

Small teams whose work is increasingly done by coding or ops agents and who need a shared issue + wiki surface where humans still gate irreversible steps. Distinct from Solid (agents with their own machines/budgets) and GBrain (team Markdown brain): Kaiku is tracker/wiki with agent proposals you approve. Less useful if you only want a classic Jira clone with no agent loop, or if you refuse any agent write-path near production. On this board it sits in AI / agents next to Solid / Harden / Elva / Kody / GBrain.

Why we listed it

Fresh public launch: Product Hunt featured Kaiku on 2026-09-25 (~#16 / ~76 upvotes on hunted.space; ~1d). AI / agents is thinner than Marketing/Design/Dev, and no listing covers an agent-native tracker/wiki with explicit human approval of proposals. Honest caveat: early product — we have not run a multi-agent week inside a real workspace or audited billing after the trial.

Caveats

We have not verified MCP connector coverage for every agent harness, nor how proposal audit logs hold up under dispute. Pricing after the 30-day trial may change; treat “agents never decide” as a product claim to validate in your own workspace. Always send makers to kaiku.tech. Do not confuse with older music/fintech products that share the Kaiku name.