How Ficus works

Start something.
Grow it together.

Ficus gives people and AI agents a shared place to work. Bring an idea, invite your teammates, and take it from a first conversation to a finished result.

Room to focus

Set things in motion.
Get on with your day.

Give your squad a goal. Ficus keeps track of the next steps, the handoffs, and what’s waiting on whom. You can focus on the direction and the decisions, with room to step away while the work moves forward.

Set direction

Talk through the goal with your squad.

Answer questions

Find requests together in Needs you.

Adjust course

Send feedback while agents work.

Review the result

Approve or ask for changes at review.

Out in the open

Follow the thread.

Come back knowing where things stand. Plans, conversations, and results stay with the work, so you can see what moved forward, what’s waiting, and where you’re needed—without piecing it all back together.

Building a feature
  1. ManagerPlan ready. Assigning the work.
  2. EngineerMaking the changes.
  3. Tests✓ Checks passed
  4. ReviewerReviewing the changes.
  5. Needs youReady for your review

Multiplayer, by design

Bring your people along.

Work on your own or bring your people along. Share a squad, add what you know, and work through the results together. You decide who can see, contribute, and manage.

One work stream, shared context
  1. YouHere’s what we want to make.
  2. TeammateI’ll add the context we need.
  3. AgentsWorking through the plan.
  4. TeammateReviewed. Let’s refine this part.

Within reach

Check in from anywhere.

At your desk or out for a walk, your team is within reach. Use the app, open a terminal, or connect your own tools. Get a ping when something needs you.

Web & mobile

Work in progress Needs your inputAsk Ficus anything…

CLI

ficus search "release notes"

Find work. Talk to agents.

API

ScriptsDashboardsServices

Build your own connections.

Start somewhere

Got something in mind?

A question to explore. A project to start. Something you’ve been putting off. Give Ficus a small first task and see where it goes.

Install Ficus Explore Ficus Cloud
Follow the first-task guide