Miko

Miko is an open-source, self-hosted AI coding agent that brings Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Gemini and OpenCode to the tools your team already uses. Assign a Linear issue to Miko, or @mention it in a Slack thread, a GitHub issue or PR, a GitLab MR or a Zulip topic. Your chosen coding agent investigates, implements and checks the change, then brings progress, answers and a pull request back to the conversation where the task started. Every task runs in its own Git worktree, so a bug fix, a feature and a docs update can move forward in parallel without mixing changes. Forgot an edge case? Reply in the thread and Miko continues the same task with its context. Put recurring work on a schedule (once, daily, weekly or cron) and follow tool calls, checks, results and searchable logs on the local status board at http://127.0.0.1:3456/board. Miko runs on your own machine or server under the Apache 2.0 license. Bring your own API keys or coding-agent subscriptions — no markup, no bundled token allowance, model usage stays on your account. Integrations run on your own GitHub App, GitLab or Linear OAuth apps, and Slack App. You can expose the board via your own domain or Cloudflare Tunnel. Source installs can follow main, restart when idle, and auto-rollback on a failed start. Setup is AI-guided: run npx skills add mikoagents/miko -g, then /miko-setup in your coding agent. Repository routing sends work to configured repos. After running configured checks, Miko opens a pull request with a summary for you to review. Typical workflows include bug fixes, feature work, PR follow-ups, test coverage, code questions, refactoring, documentation, and parallel tasks. Miko is free and open source. There is no hosted cloud plan and no paid tier listed; the pricing section is Self-hosted and BYOK. The public site is https://atmiko.com/ and the source repository is https://github.com/mikoagents/miko. Contact is [email protected]. Official X account is @nexmoe. Founded 2026-09-21.