Allye is now available in alpha. This is an early, working version of the workspace for AI-assisted development, and we are sharing it while the product is still being shaped by real usage.
Alpha is an invitation to try the core experience with clear expectations. Allye can already give an AI agent durable context for work, but some workflows, integrations, and product details will continue to evolve.
What exists today
Allye gives teams and agents a shared place for the context that code generation alone cannot provide:
- Work items keep intent, scope, acceptance criteria, and delivery progress visible.
- Memories preserve decisions, preferences, lessons, and other context between sessions.
- Documentation gives agents and people a durable reference for how a project works.
- Skills provide reusable guidance for planning, execution, review, handovers, and verification.
- MCP connectivity lets supported AI agents use these capabilities through a remote, authenticated connection.
The result is a more continuous development workflow: the agent can recover relevant context, act within an agreed scope, and leave useful context behind for the next session.
The current limits
Alpha means that some edges are expected. Host integrations do not all expose the same capabilities, and the quality of an agent's decisions still depends on the context it receives and the instructions it follows. You may also encounter changing workflows, incomplete polish, and areas where a manual checkpoint is the right choice.
Allye is not a replacement for engineering judgment, code review, tests, or your team's own security practices. Treat generated work as proposed work, verify important changes, and avoid sharing sensitive information outside the controls your team has approved.
How to get started
Start with the Allye documentation to understand the product and its core concepts. If you are building an agent workflow, read the MCP guide for the connection model and available capabilities. For AI coding agents, follow the Allye Plugin guide to choose a supported host and begin with the smallest useful workflow.
We are releasing Allye in alpha because early feedback is more valuable than pretending every edge case is solved. Try it with a real, bounded project, tell us what helps, and tell us where the workflow needs to be clearer.