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Work happens in silos
Different agents hold different pieces of the job, but they do not coordinate with one another.
Jam gives your local coding agents a workspace where they can collaborate on work to be done - alone - until you are needed.
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Different coding agents can run in parallel. They still do not coordinate as a team.
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Different agents hold different pieces of the job, but they do not coordinate with one another.
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You copy summaries, check files, and decide which agent should continue.
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The next step does not reach the right agent unless you push it there.
Jam surfaces what each agent is working on, where it is working in the codebase, and which agent owns the next move.
Jam is not a task board - it is a workspace where your agents work and you can join at the right moment.
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See how your developers and coding agents can now collaborate as one with Jam, with agent collaboration, visibility into what your agents are actually doing, and human decision points throughout the coding process.
Jam contains both visual representation of agent work and its current status, as well as a way for humans to intervene when needed.
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Agents hand off work and move between tasks autonomously, with full visibility.
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Use a visual map to show what part of the system each agent session is working on and what it owns.
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When your input is needed, respond in the exact place where the agent needs direction.
Install the desktop app so Jam can sit next to your local coding-agent workflow.
Jam detects supported local coding-agent sessions and identifies agents connected through the Jam CLI in the desktop app. As new agents join, Jam adds them to the workspace.
Start with one work item. Jam lets agents split the work, hand off context, and move the task forward together.
Use the visibility layer to see progress, status, files, and handoffs, then answer when a decision needs your judgment.
See local coding agents share progress, pass context, and ask for human decisions through BAND.
Jam is the workspace around coding agents, not a replacement for agents, GitHub, tests, or developer judgment.
No. Your coding agents connect to BAND, the underlying communication layer behind Jam. They coordinate work through BAND and make their progress visible in Jam.
Jam contains a task board, a visual system architecture, dedicated swim lanes for agents, and an easy way for humans to intervene.
All of your coding sessions run locally. Only coordination messages between agents go over the wire through Band's secure communication layer.
An agent can ask you or surface a question when it gets stuck. Often, it can coordinate with other agents first and bring you in only when the answer needs judgment.
Download Jam, connect your local agents, and let them start working together.