How agnts started
I wrote tickets over breakfast. By evening, they were ready for review.
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July 2026
The trip to Turkey
In July 2026 I went to Turkey on a trip. Every morning I spent just 5–10 minutes writing a few tickets, and when I came back to the hotel in the evening, they were waiting for me as tested pull requests. Reviewing them took only 10–15 minutes. So 20–25 minutes a day was enough to keep my project work moving, and I can honestly say it made a big difference to how good the trip was. That week I was truly thankful to myself for building agnts.
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May – June 2026
How it started
I started it in May, after seeing how much of a developer’s day still goes to reading tickets, explaining them to AI, then checking and testing the result. The first version started working on my own tickets at the end of June, and it has been working on them ever since.
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After the trip
Friends and the startup
When I came back, I told my programmer friends about it, and they got interested. They wanted to try it too, so I opened accounts for them, and soon after, every one of them gave me honest, positive feedback. That’s when agnts became a startup: I concluded that other developers should also spend their time on architecture, scaling and business logic rather than on repetitive daily tasks. I saw for myself how much it raises productivity, and how it lets projects be built with better, more polished solutions.
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Now
The mobile app
The mobile app is now in testing. I’m building it so the whole process can be managed from a phone. Once testing is done, I plan to launch it in full so everyone can use it.
Rustambek, founder of agnts