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sortie
by sortie-ai
Turns issue tickets into auditable autonomous coding agent sessions
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Updated Jul 27, 2026
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Summary
Orchestrates autonomous coding agent sessions from issue tracker tickets. It runs as a daemon that watches issues (GitHub, Jira) and spawns agent workflows to triage, implement, or propose patches, capturing actions and outputs. Distinctive features include ticket-driven session lifecycle and logs that tie agent activity back to the originating issue for traceability. Orchestrator-Worker Pattern
Why It Matters
As agents take on developer tasks, tying their decisions back to a concrete ticket becomes essential for accountability and trust. Sortie makes agent actions auditable by linking sessions to issues, making it possible to build agent track records and evaluate behavior across real development tasks. Until now, many agent runs were ephemeral—Sortie helps turn them into repeatable, testable events useful for continuous agent evaluation and governance. This approach supports cross-agent coordination through the A2A Protocol Pattern. Audit Trail
When to Use
Developer teams and platform engineers who want agents to act on tracked issues and retain an auditable history for evaluation and governance. This can align with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to ensure consistent context across agent actions.
Use Cases
- Automating triage and patch proposals by spawning coding agents from new issues
- Retaining auditable logs tying agent changes back to specific tickets for post-hoc review
- Running reproducible agent workflows against backlog items to evaluate agent reliability
Works With
githubjiraclaudeopenai
Topics
agentagent-fleetagent-swarmagentic-aiai-agentsai-orchestrationautomationclaude-codecoding-agentcopilot-cli+7 more
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Keywords
agent orchestrationagent delegationagent track recordticket-driven automation