Description
Miko is a self-hosted, open-source coding agent designed to streamline the coding process by integrating with popular platforms such as Slack, Linear, GitHub, and GitLab. It connects to various coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Gemini, and OpenCode, allowing users to assign tasks and receive reviewed pull requests. Miko operates in isolated Git worktrees, ensuring that tasks are kept separate and organized.
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Users can bring their own model credentials, which means that the usage and hosting costs are borne by the user. This flexibility allows for a tailored experience, as users can choose the coding agent that best fits their needs. Miko supports a range of integrations, making it a versatile tool for developers who work across different platforms.
The setup process involves adding setup skills with npx and running a setup command in the coding agent. Once configured, users can assign tasks to Miko by mentioning it in a Slack conversation, GitHub PR, GitLab MR, or Linear issue. Miko processes these tasks in its own workspace and returns progress updates, answers, and pull requests to the user's workflow.
Miko is particularly beneficial for teams looking to automate and streamline their coding workflows. By using Miko, teams can ensure that tasks are processed efficiently and that results are delivered back to the team for review. The tool's open-source nature and self-hosted model provide users with control over their coding environment, making it a suitable choice for organizations with specific security or customization requirements.
- CategoryAI Agent Builders
- Pricing ModelOpen Source
- DeploymentSelf-Hosted
- PlatformsSlack, GitHub, GitLab, Linear
Miko's Core Features
Self-hosted open-source coding agent
Integrates with Slack, Linear, GitHub, GitLab
Supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Gemini, OpenCode
Isolated Git worktrees for task separation
Bring your own model credentials
Local status board for task tracking
Apache 2.0 licensed
Repository routing for task management
How to use Miko?
Configure: Add setup skills with npx
Use: Run /miko-setup in your coding agent
Assign: Mention Miko in Slack, GitHub, GitLab, or Linear
Review: Receive pull requests and updates in your workflow
Miko's Use Cases
- Task Automation
- Code Review
- Integration
- Custom Workflows
- Self-Hosting
