Most AI dev tools try to own the whole pipeline — prompt, generate, deploy, done. I don't buy it. When your project gets real, all-in-one tools fall apart. Baaton takes the opposite bet: your agent is already good at coding. What's missing is the layer above. An orchestration board where AI agents (Claude Code, Codex) are first-class. They connect via REST API, pull tickets, update status, and post structured summaries — files changed, test results, PR links. The human stays in control. - Kanban with drag-and-drop, bulk actions, shortcuts - Agent API with key-based auth - TLDR system — agents post structured debriefs after work - Public forms with LLM auto-qualification for bugs - Multi-tenant via Clerk orgs with Postgres RLS - Cross-org dashboard across all your teams. Stack: React 19, Vite 8, Rust/Axum, Supabase Postgres, Clerk, Railway. ~30 endpoints with compile-time checked SQL. The future isn't one magic tool. It's specialized agents on a shared board. Baaton is that board.
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