Momentum brings Jira-class planning, living docs and a native MCP server into one workspace, so people and AI agents work from the same source of truth.
Groom one prioritized backlog, size the work and drag it into a sprint. When the sprint ends, Momentum rolls unfinished issues into the next one in a single click, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Scrum Agent suggestion
Based on your last three sprints, Sprint 25 fits 5 backlog issues (21 pts).
Roll 3 unfinished issues into Sprint 25
One click when you complete the sprint. Nothing gets lost.
Move work across columns with drag and drop, group rows into swimlanes by epic, and save the views your team actually uses, from “My issues” to “Blocked this week”.
To do
In progress
Done
ATL-218
Saved cards
MKATL-212
Cart rounding fix
PSATL-198
Address autocomplete
MKATL-227
Payment retries
PSATL-205
Wallet payments
JLATL-190
Refund webhooks
Group related issues into epics, pin them to milestones and watch progress roll up on its own. Engineers, product and leadership all look at the same roadmap.
Epic
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Milestones
Search every issue with a JQL-style query language: fields, operators, functions and ordering. Save the filters you use every day and share them with your team.
project = ATL AND status in ("In progress", "In review") AND assignee = currentUser() ORDER BY priority DESC
3 issues match
Save filterRole-based access control at the organization and project level decides who can see and change what. Agents act on behalf of a person and never get more access than that person has.
Claude via MCP, acting for Priya Shah
Inherits the Member role. Nothing more.
Mention teammates, watch the issues you care about and get notified when it matters. Application Docs live next to the work they describe, so specs and decisions never go stale.
Application Docs / Services
Checkout service
How totals are calculated
New in Sprint 24: discounts are applied before rounding, per ATL-212.
Decisions
Momentum includes a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude or any MCP client, IDE or CI pipeline can read and write your workspace. Agents always act as a person, with that person's permissions and a full audit trail.
Create a scoped token
Every token belongs to a person and carries exactly their role.
Add Momentum to your MCP client
Claude, an MCP-ready IDE or a CI job: one server entry and you are connected.
Ask in plain language
Agents search, plan and update work for you, and every change is attributed.
{
"mcpServers": {
"momentum": {
"url": "https://<your-workspace>/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <scoped-token>"
}
}
}
}Your workspace address and token come from Momentum settings. The exact format depends on your MCP client.
you › Pull the open checkout bugs into this sprint and plan the fixes.
claude › Working in your Momentum workspace…
momentum.search_issues
project = ATL AND epic = "Checkout" AND type = Bug AND status != Done
4 issues found
momentum.update_issue
ATL-212 · status: In progress · sprint: Sprint 24
Updated as Priya Shah (Developer)
momentum.create_issue
Add regression test for cart rounding · linked to ATL-212
Created ATL-231
Run JQL-style queries across issues, epics, sprints and docs.
Open issues, edit fields, move status and link related work.
Groom the backlog, size issues and propose sprint scope.
Keep Application Docs in step with what actually shipped.
Leave context on issues and loop in the right people.
Every read and write lands in the audit trail, by person and client.
Task-savvy agents install over MCP and pick up the busywork across planning, building and shipping. Standard agents are included on Team, premium and custom agents come with Enterprise, and marketplace usage is billed as usage-based add-ons.
Give it a question, a competitor or a technical approach. The Research Agent gathers sources, writes a structured brief and turns the findings into specs and linked issues in your backlog.
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The KB Agent reads your issues, epics and docs, keeps Application Docs in step with what actually shipped, and answers team questions with links back to the source.
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The Scrum Agent grooms and sizes the backlog, proposes sprint scope from your team velocity, writes daily standup summaries and rolls unfinished work forward when you approve it.
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The Development Agent picks up well-defined issues, writes the change on a branch, opens a pull request for human review and links every commit back to its issue.
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The QA Agent turns acceptance criteria into test plans, runs checks in your CI pipeline and files bugs with clear reproduction steps when something breaks.
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The Insights Agent watches sprints, epics and milestones, flags scope creep, blocked work and slipping dates, and sends a clear weekly report of what shipped and what is at risk.
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Inside your permissions
Agents act for a person and never get more access than that person has.
Work in the open
Every change an agent makes is attributed on the issue and in the audit trail.
Humans decide
Agents propose scope, drafts and fixes. People approve what ships.
Start free with up to 5 users, connect the AI your team already uses, and let agents take the busywork while people decide what ships.