Issue trackers assume a human will read the ticket, fill in the gaps, and decide for themselves what 'done' means. That breaks the moment the engineer is an agent. Hadron flips the model: each work item is structured for execution — scope, constraints, the relevant code, and acceptance criteria a machine can actually check.
You stay in command. Define the work, set the bar, review what comes back. Hadron is the shared backlog where people and coding agents work side by side, with a complete trail of what was asked, what changed, and why. Less ticket archaeology, more shipped.
Capabilities
Tickets agents can execute
Every work item carries structured scope, context, and constraints — an agent can start without tribal knowledge or a kickoff call.
You stay in command
Define the work and review the result. Agents do the building; the editorial control stays yours.
A definition of done that holds
Acceptance criteria are machine-checkable, so 'complete' is verified — not just claimed.
One backlog, humans and agents
People and coding agents collaborate in the same workspace, with a full audit trail of every change.
A look inside
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