Audience
Developers and indie makers who run AI coding agents and automations.
About Briefkin
Briefkin is a cloud dashboard for monitoring AI coding agents and automation jobs. It collects progress updates, completed work, blockers, decisions and metrics from tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Gemini CLI, as well as scripts and cron jobs, and organizes them into project cards. Live task checklists and status updates help developers follow work across sessions, while action requests can be answered from the dashboard or through Telegram alerts. Users can send structured events through a documented HTTP API, create custom widgets, view metric trends, and run scheduled routines on their own computers with their chosen agents. A command-line installer configures supported agents, skills and hooks. Briefkin is aimed at developers and independent makers coordinating multiple agents and automations. The hosted service is free during its open beta.
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Pricing
Starting Price:
$0
Pricing Details:
The open beta is free with no credit card required. Paid plans are planned at $10/workspace/month; beta workspaces retain a $96/year founding price.
Free Version:
Free Version available.
Company Information
Briefkin
Serbia
briefkin.dev/
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Briefkin Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kinds of users and organization types does Briefkin work with?
Briefkin works with these users and organization types: Mid Size Business, Small Business, Enterprise, Freelance, Nonprofit, Government, and Startup.
Q: What languages does Briefkin support in their product?
Briefkin supports these languages: English.
Q: What other applications or services does Briefkin integrate with?
Briefkin integrates with: Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, OpenCode, and Telegram.
Q: Does Briefkin have an API?
Yes, Briefkin has an API.
Q: What type of training does Briefkin provide?
Briefkin provides training in the form of documentation.
Q: How much does Briefkin cost?
Pricing for Briefkin starts at $0.
