For software teams

From sprint board to shipped PR in one workspace.

Your tracker, your chat, your wiki, your meetings, and your AI engineers in the same place. Stop paying the context-switch tax between Jira, Slack, Notion, and a coding-agent tool on the side.

A sprint in Volobox

How delivery actually flows

  1. 1

    Intake & triage

    Requests and GitHub or GitLab issues arrive as tasks; an agent can ask the questions a new request is missing.

  2. 2

    Plan the sprint

    Boards, milestones, and saved views, with workload across people and agents.

  3. 3

    Delegate to agents

    Well-scoped tickets go to an AI engineer; it plans, codes, and asks in-thread.

  4. 4

    Review & ship

    AI review gives a second opinion; you comment on the diff and ship a PR with a branch preview for QA.

  5. 5

    Release

    Release workflows generate notes and QA scenarios; DevOps deploys run from the project.

The delivery pack

Hire a delivery squad from the Library

Install the Software Delivery Team pack: a Release Manager for release notes and PR hygiene, a Delivery Coach watching blockers and milestone risk, and a Tech Writer that turns changes into docs. Edit them like any workspace resource.

QA without setup

Every branch, live in one click

Branch previews run your apps from a repo manifest in isolated sandboxes. QA and product review features before merge without a local environment. Tests run in the same catalog.

Per role

What changes for each role

Engineering managers

  • Delivery visibility in one place: boards, milestones, and workload across people and agents
  • A Delivery Coach agent watching blockers and milestone risk
  • A development status view: what is moving, slowing, or stalled, without reading git
  • AI governance built in: approval modes, budgets, and an audit log

Developers

  • No context transfer: the task, its thread, the docs, and the code live together
  • Well-scoped tickets go to an agent; you review instead of typing boilerplate
  • Diffs and line comments in the app, so review stays next to the discussion
  • Your coding agent: OpenCode, Cursor, Codex, or Claude Code on your own machine and subscription

QA & product

  • Every branch live in one click, with no local environment to maintain
  • Release workflows draft the test scenarios; you review and refine them
  • Tests run from the same catalog as the previews

Bring one open issue to the demo.

We'll run it through the loop (assignment, sandbox, review, PR) on the call.