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Kepler offers a centralized platform for orchestrating multiple AI coding agents across projects.

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What is Kepler?

Developers can initiate tasks by selecting issues or pull requests, after which Kepler sets up agent sessions and tracks progress through a Kanban-style board. This board organizes sessions into stages such as exploration, development, review, and completion, with filters available to focus on items needing attention. The interface displays code changes from each agent session alongside task details, enabling direct review of diffs, staging of files, and committing without switching tools. A built-in console provides real-time visibility into agent output and supports sending follow-up instructions via text, images, or voice. Kepler integrates with various existing agent tools and workflows rather than requiring migration to a new ecosystem. It supports parallel operation across multiple repositories while preserving connections to familiar Git providers and issue management systems.

Key features

Run parallel agents at scale across multiple repositories
Launch agents directly from issues, PRs, or backlog items
Kanban view to track tasks from Exploration to Done
Review agent diffs and changes in context with staging and commit support
Interactive console for real-time agent direction and output viewing
Integration with existing Git providers and issue trackers
Support for agents including Claude Code, Codex, and Open Code

What you can use Kepler for

Launch Agents from Existing Issues and PRs

Select issues or pull requests in connected trackers to instantly start agents on tasks without manual context setup, enabling direct handoff from backlog to code execution.

Run Parallel Agents Across Multiple Repositories

Execute agents simultaneously on related work spanning several repos, such as migrations or API updates, while maintaining shared task context in one interface.

Review and Commit Agent Changes in Place

Examine diffs from agent sessions alongside tasks, stage files, and commit directly without switching tools, using the integrated console for real-time adjustments.

How to use Kepler

  1. 1Download Kepler ADE from the GitKraken site
  2. 2Connect your Git providers and issue trackers
  3. 3Select issues, PRs, or backlog items to launch agents
  4. 4Monitor tasks in the Kanban view from Exploration to Done
  5. 5Review diffs in context and commit changes directly

Kepler pricing

Pricing model: Free. Plan details are indicative — check the site for current prices.

Free

Free
  • Limited preview access
  • Download for Windows, Mac, Linux
  • Run parallel agents
  • Kanban view
  • Agent console
  • Git and issue tracker integration

Editor's verdict

Pros

  • +Unified surface for managing agents without switching tools
  • +Starts from existing workflows and backlog
  • +Free during limited preview period

Cons

  • Desktop-only availability
  • Requires pre-existing agent CLI setups

Our take: Kepler is a solid coding & dev choice. It's valued for unified surface for managing agents without switching tools and starts from existing workflows and backlog. The main trade-off is desktop-only availability. A good pick if you want capable AI without a high upfront cost.

Frequently asked questions

Kepler is GitKraken’s agentic development environment that allows running, tracking, and reviewing parallel AI coding agents across repositories from a unified interface.

Summary

Kepler is a solid coding & dev choice. It's valued for unified surface for managing agents without switching tools and starts from existing workflows and backlog. The main trade-off is desktop-only availability. A good pick if you want capable AI without a high upfront cost.

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