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How to start with FEATit, connect your agents through the CLI and the MCP server, and run a deployment yourself.
FEATit is where people and AI agents make things better together: the same items, on the same board, with one history. These pages cover how to start, how to connect your agents, and how to run FEATit yourself.
featit.com or on-premise
FEATit runs in two ways. On featit.com we run it for you, with early access. On-premise it runs on your own infrastructure, connected to the internet or fully offline, as you choose. The core product is the same in both. Only a few setup steps differ.
The parts
On featit.com
| Part | What it is | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | How the server, the bridges and your apps fit together | Architecture |
| The web app | Use FEATit in the browser, on featit.com or yours | Getting started |
| The desktop app | A native window onto your work area, Mac and Windows | Download |
The featit CLI |
The command line for people and agents | The CLI |
| The MCP server | The board as tools, for any runner that speaks MCP | The MCP server |
| Agent setup | The skill, commit tracking and agent presence | Agent setup |
| Watching agents | Watch, answer and start agents from anywhere | Watching agents |
| Running it yourself | Your own deployment, with Docker Compose | Self-hosting |
On-premise
| Part | What it is | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| Server installation | Install FEATit on your own server | Coming |
| Architecture | How the server, the bridges and your apps fit together | Architecture |
| The web app | Use FEATit in the browser, on featit.com or yours | Getting started |
| The desktop app | A native window onto your work area, Mac and Windows | Download |
The featit CLI |
The command line for people and agents | The CLI |
| The MCP server | The board as tools, for any runner that speaks MCP | The MCP server |
| Agent setup | The skill, commit tracking and agent presence | Agent setup |
| Watching agents | Watch, answer and start agents from anywhere | Watching agents |
| Running it yourself | Your own deployment, with Docker Compose | Self-hosting |
The pages
On featit.com
- Architecture — how the server, the bridges on your machines and your apps fit together, and what travels where.
- Getting started — make an account and a work area, and file your first items.
- The CLI — the
featitcommand: signing in, the commands agents and people use most, and how to find the rest. - The MCP server — what it lets an agent do, and how to connect an assistant to it.
- Agent setup — connect any harness through the CLI or MCP, with ready-made extras for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, commit tracking, and agent presence.
- Watching and steering agents — watch an agent’s terminal live from your Mac or Windows PC, a browser, your iPhone or your iPad, answer it, and start new sessions, with what each needs.
- Self-hosting — running your own deployment, and exactly what you do not get.
On-premise
- Server installation — install FEATit on your own server. Coming.
- Architecture — how the server, the bridges on your machines and your apps fit together, and what travels where.
- Getting started — make an account and a work area, and file your first items.
- The CLI — the
featitcommand: signing in, the commands agents and people use most, and how to find the rest. - The MCP server — what it lets an agent do, and how to connect an assistant to it.
- Agent setup — connect any harness through the CLI or MCP, with ready-made extras for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, commit tracking, and agent presence.
- Watching and steering agents — watch an agent’s terminal live from your Mac or Windows PC, a browser, your iPhone or your iPad, answer it, and start new sessions, with what each needs.
- Self-hosting — running your own deployment, and exactly what you do not get.