Sortie
Open-source coding agent orchestrator. Sortie polls Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear or Gitea, gives every ticket an isolated workspace, launches the coding agent you already use, and follows the work through CI, review and merge. It installs as one file
Sortie at a Glance
- Pricing
- Free
- How you use it
- Install and run a binary, container, or release build; configure it with WORKFLOW.md
- Who it's for
- Teams running coding agents against issue trackers and repositories
- Works with
- Jira GitHub GitLab Linear Gitea Claude Code Codex Copilot CLI OpenCode Gemini
Sortie Key Features
- Agent session orchestration
- CI failure handling
- Isolated workspaces
- Review and merge tracking
- Tracker polling
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