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A coding agent for your 8090 Software Factory work orders

Connect 8090 once. Your work orders land on the office board, each one gets its own coding agent, and when you approve the work the PR and a summary go back to the work order.

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what happens

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    Work order on the board

    8090 work orders show up on the office board next to your other tickets.

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    An agent per work order

    Click a work order to hire a worker for it. It gets its own git worktree and branch, and the work order is its brief.

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    You approve

    The agent writes a plan first. Pushes, installs and deletes wait for your OK, so nothing lands without it.

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    PR and summary posted back

    Mark it done and the PR is linked on the work order, with a summary. The work order moves to Review, 8090’s name for In Review.

8090 on the office board

8090 work orders on the office board, as the Hire panel lists them. Example work orders.

setup

You need

  • An Apple Silicon Mac (Windows is coming soon).
  • git, and a coding agent you have already signed in to: Claude Code, Codex, Copilot or Cursor.
  • An 8090 Software Factory account. 8090 is off by default; you switch it on in Settings.
  1. Install the app. Download it and drag it to Applications.
  2. Connect 8090. Open Settings and click Connect under 8090. 8090’s consent page opens once and the sign-in is cached on your Mac.
  3. Hire from the board. Click a work order, then Hire. If the panel ever says 8090 is not connected, click Connect again.

faq

Can a coding agent work 8090 work orders?

Yes. The Agent Office reads your work orders, puts a coding agent on each one in its own git worktree, and writes the PR and a summary back to the work order when you mark it done.

Which coding agents does it run?

Claude Code by default. Codex, Copilot and Cursor work too. Whichever you pick uses the sign-in it already has, and the office never stores an API key.

Does it change my work orders on its own?

No. It links the PR, posts the summary and moves the work order to Review when you click Mark done. If an agent wants to touch a work order itself, it asks first.

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Download for Mac

For Apple Silicon Macs with a coding agent installed. Windows coming soon