NewEngineering context for teams and agents

Turn engineering context into reviewed work

gitnative connects GitHub, tickets, meetings, collaboration, shared secrets, billing controls, and MCP so teams and AI agents can plan, discuss, build, and ship from the same source-backed workspace.

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Connect the stack you already run.

Cloud providers, edge platforms, frameworks, CI/CD, runtimes, and databases.

Providers

AWS
Cloudflare
Google Cloud
Azure
Vercel
Netlify
DigitalOcean
Fly.io
Render
Railway
GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
GitHub Actions
Docker
Kubernetes
Terraform
TypeScript
Node.js
Python
Go
Rust
Vue
Nuxt
React
Next.js
Svelte
Postgres
MySQL
MongoDB
Redis
Supabase
PlanetScale
Snowflake
ClickHouse
Elasticsearch
OpenSearch
SQLite
Firebase
DynamoDB
Cloudflare Workers

Meet gitnative

Your engineering context, connected.

Bring GitHub, tickets, meetings, collaboration, shared secrets, and agents into one review flow so every next step keeps its source attached.

Deduplicate related work
Recommend a clear owner
Attach source history
Protect secret values
Hold write-backs for approval

Sources

GitHub

Connect commits, PRs, reviews, and ownership to active work.

Tickets

Keep bugs, tasks, projects, and roadmap decisions in one view.

Meetings

Turn decisions, boards, and follow-ups into traceable next actions.

Collaboration

Keep conversations, presence, attachments, mentions, and reactions with the work.

Shared Secrets

Attach approved credential references without exposing raw values in chat.

Agents

Give AI tools verified project, ownership, and delivery context.

Review queue

Approve the system of record.

DraftCreate ticket GN-266 from checkout reliability review.
OwnerRecommend Sam Rivera from webhook and queue history.
SyncUpdate project risk only after approval.

Why it works

Fewer status loops. Safer handoffs.

Keep each next step tied to the code, meeting, ticket, conversation, secret reference, or decision that created it.

9

connected surfaces

Ask, plan, meet, build, collaborate, secure, ship, automate, and monitor.

1

review queue

Approve generated work before it moves.

0

context gaps

Every action links back to a source.

01

Capture work in context

Turn meetings, conversations, bugs, and GitHub activity into reviewed tickets with source links attached.

02

Coordinate the handoff

Use collaboration threads, presence, attachments, and secret references without scattering delivery context.

03

Link delivery

Connect roadmap work to tickets, QA, dependencies, branches, PRs, commits, and releases.

04

Brief agents safely

Send current decisions and ownership context to AI coding tools while keeping secrets and write-backs controlled.

The loop

From signal to shipped.

One operating loop for intake, planning, delivery, meetings, collaboration, security, automation, and risk.

Controls

Review first
Scoped context
Encrypted secrets
GitHub ownership
MCP for agents
01

Ask

Query current workspace context from drawers, voice input, or the full Ask page.

02

Intake

Collect bugs, requests, meetings, and GitHub activity.

03

Plan

Turn signals into roadmap and project priorities.

04

Build

Keep tickets tied to code, owners, and decisions.

05

Meet

Capture decisions, notes, follow-ups, and shared delivery boards.

06

Collaborate

Discuss work with presence, threads, reactions, mentions, attachments, and secret references.

07

Secure

Store shared secrets with expiries and scoped access for roles, teams, or contributors.

08

Automate

Draft assignments, write-backs, and handoffs for review.

09

Monitor

Spot blocked work, ownership gaps, and release risk.

MCP setup

Connect gitnative context to developer tools.

Add the gitnative MCP server once, then give agents and IDE workflows access to verified decisions, tickets, delivery history, team ownership, and safe workspace context.

Built around the tools technical teams already use

{

"mcpServers": {

"gitnative": {

"url": "https://gitnative.dev/api/mcp",

"headers": {

"Authorization": "Bearer ${GITNATIVE_MCP_KEY}"

}

}

}

}

How it works

Review work before it moves.

Start with a source-backed signal, inspect the suggested action, then approve the update before it changes the system of record.

01

Capture

Collect signals from tickets, GitHub, support, meetings, collaboration, and Ask.

02

Review

Review deduped work, suggested owners, QA state, dependencies, and project context.

03

Sync

Create the ticket, update the board, attach Git activity, and keep secrets protected.

Product screens

Captured from gitnative workflows

gitnative overview dashboard showing prioritized work signals, open tickets, git activity, and recent meetings.

Overview

Prioritized workspace signals

Current tickets, git activity, meetings, and risks in the product dashboard.

gitnative tickets page showing developer work items with priorities, owners, statuses, and recommendations.

Tickets

Developer work with owner context

Ticket workflow with status, ownership, recommendations, and source-linked work.

gitnative roadmap page showing planned work, active priorities, target dates, and delivery risk.

Roadmap

Planning by date, status, and risk

Roadmap planning view with active priorities grouped across delivery lanes.

New capabilities

More than tickets. The workspace around the work.

The latest GitNative surfaces cover the handoffs around engineering delivery: secure credentials, live meeting boards, collaboration, QA, Git activity, usage controls, and product announcements.

gitnative Shared Secrets screen showing encrypted credentials, expiry settings, role sharing, contributors, and teams.

Shared Secrets

Share credentials without dropping raw values into chat.

Store encrypted secrets, set expiries, and share access by contributor, team, or workspace role.

gitnative collaboration conversation with message reactions, reply controls, editing controls, attachments, and shared secret references.

Collaboration

Keep delivery conversations tied to workspace context.

Use presence, reactions, replies, edits, attachments, mentions, and secret references in one conversation surface.

gitnative meeting board creation screen showing collaborative meeting boards for creating tickets, bugs, roadmap items, and projects.

Meetings

Create work while the team is still in the meeting.

Open shared boards for tickets, bugs, roadmap items, and projects, then create or update work together.

gitnative billing settings showing usage credits, conference hour usage, top-up controls, and workspace limits.

Billing

See usage before it surprises the team.

Track conference hours, top up usage credits, configure auto top-ups, and manage workspace limits.

Ask from anywhere

Open the assistant drawer from workspace surfaces, dictate into Ask, and keep the answer grounded in current delivery context.

Ticket delivery controls

Manage QA state, dependencies, branch links, pull requests, commits, quick links, and markdown details from the ticket workflow.

Release communications

Publish product notifications with screenshots, context, source labels, tones, icons, and CTAs so clients see what changed.

Pricing

Simple pricing.

Only pay for active contributors. Video call minutes, usage credits, auto top-ups, and workspace limits stay visible in billing.

Prices shown in GBP for United Kingdom.

Free

Up to 2 active contributors.

£0.00

120 video call minutes/month

Developer

Per active contributor.

Default

£6.00

1,000 video call minutes/month

Pro

Compliance and audit controls.

£10.00

5,000 video call minutes/month

Control

Automate with approval.

Keep automation useful without losing review, ownership, security boundaries, or source history.

Review first

Approve created tickets, project updates, and external write-backs before they move.

Shared secrets

Store encrypted credentials with expiries and share access by contributor, team, or workspace role.

Scoped memory

Keep project, workspace, ownership, billing, and credential context separated by access scope.

Traceable context

Link actions back to meetings, chats, tickets, PRs, decisions, secret references, and source files.

Agent ready

Share approved context with AI tools through MCP instead of raw workspace sprawl.