The MCP server
Thirty-odd tools to create, move, tag, comment, close and sync. Each agent works under its own name, so the log shows which agent did what.
Track issues. Trace the workflow.
Step through board history •Monitor autonomous work •Drill into inline code diffs
Scrub the timeline to find out who did what, when and why. Your board is a replayable story.
Multi agent workflows require monitoring. Epiq helps you stay informed in real time, or replay the logs after the fact.
Prefix a commit with the ticket's ref and it lands in the ticket's inline diff. Comment on lines, mark as reviewed.
Connect another repo, so its commits show up in the tickets they reference, and in statistics. Epiq is the orchestrator and knowledge graph for entire teams of humans and agents.
Epiq originated as a command line tool and offers a first-class terminal experience.
The MCP server gives your agent the tools; the skill file gives it the rules.
Thirty-odd tools to create, move, tag, comment, close and sync. Each agent works under its own name, so the log shows which agent did what.
Sane defaults for your agent: work in a worktree, link commits to tickets, document the solution when done etc.
Read the skill →Navigate the TUI with vim-like movement, or launch the browser app. Both come with a command palette.
Epiq uses Git under the hood. Edits are instant, online or offline.
The ability to replay workflows is increasingly important. Inspect what happened an hour, a week, or a year ago.
Epiq avoids vendor lock-in and bloat, prioritizing ergonomics.
Install
Open a Git repo with a remote
cd your-repo
Run. First launch opens a setup wizard.
epiq
Or open it in the browser
epiq gui
Register MCP, then restart the client
Add SKILL.md