Seshira
Project management, finally native to agentic AI.
Kanban, sprints, docs, and dashboards alongside a shared registry of twenty-four executable tools — so the agent plans sprints, files tasks, and surfaces blockers using exactly the same capabilities the team does.
- Category
- AI · Productivity
- Market
- Global
- Status
- In build
- Relationship
- Built & backed
- Website
- seshira.com
The problem
Why it exists.
Most teams run projects across four disconnected tools — one for tasks, another for docs, spreadsheets for reporting, and a chat app for everything in between.
Every AI feature bolted onto those tools is a sidebar that can read but not act. The agent suggests; a human still does the filing. Seshira was built the other way round.
Four tools, one project
Context split across systems that never sync.
No leadership view
Status assembled by hand, always out of date.
AI that only suggests
Sidebars that read the board but cannot act on it.
Manual reporting
Hours per week rebuilding the same spreadsheets.
The product
A workspace the agent can operate.
Kanban and timeline views, sprint planning, documents, anonymous retros, real-time collaboration, dashboards, and role-based permissions — all exposed through the same capability layer the agent calls.
Boards & sprints
Kanban and timeline views with sprint planning built for teams that actually run them.
Agent workspace
The agent plans sprints, files tasks, and flags blockers through the shared tool registry.
Docs & retros
Project documents alongside anonymous retrospectives, in the same workspace.
Dashboards
Delivery and workload views that update as work moves, not overnight.
Orgs & permissions
Role-based access across organisations, workspaces, and projects.
The hard part
One registry both agents and people call.
Twenty-four tools defined once. The capability an engineer triggers from the interface is the identical one the agent invokes autonomously.
No duplicate implementations, no drift between what the agent can do and what the product can do — and every agent-invoked call lands in the workspace history as an auditable event.
Defined once
Each capability is registered a single time, with its schema and permissions.
Called by either
The interface and the agent invoke the identical implementation.
Logged as history
Every agent action lands in the workspace timeline as an auditable event.
Under the hood
What Seshira runs on.
Shared agent tool registry
Twenty-four executable capabilities on Amazon Bedrock.
Server-Sent Events transport
Push notifications that cut polling requests by 93%.
Real-time collaboration backend
Concurrent editing and presence across the workspace.
Modular service architecture
New capability extends the platform instead of forking it.
Org-scoped access control
Cognito identity with role enforcement at the data layer.
Where it stands
Launched in ninety days.
From first commit to public launch in three months with a team of four. Seshira runs in production on AWS today, with the modular architecture carrying new capability rather than forcing a rewrite.
Relationship
Seshira is an independent company with its own brand and domain. Morphlix builds it and backs it — contributing engineering, cloud architecture, and operating support.
Read the full build storyCore workspace
Boards, sprints, docs, and dashboards in production use.
Agent tool registry
Twenty-four executable tools live on Bedrock.
Workflow automation
Rule-based automation across projects in build.
Enterprise integrations
SSO, audit export, and document intelligence.
See it for yourself
Project management, native to agentic AI.
Visit Seshira, or talk to the studio about building the next venture in this category.