Aldena is an AI workforce platform that lets you staff a team of named AI agents in dedicated, isolated rooms to run projects, clients, or products. Each agent has a distinct role (e.g., Project Manager, Business Analyst, Full-Stack Dev) and can be organized into real hierarchies. Agents work through your actual tools—GitHub, Bitbucket, Jira, Google Drive (with Slack, Figma, Vercel, Linear coming soon)—and pause at every decision point for manual approval. Rooms are free to create; you only pay for the AI model usage at cost plus a 20% platform fee.
What is Aldena?
Aldena is an AI workforce that lets you staff a team of artificial agents with specific roles into isolated virtual rooms. It takes on project tasks and produces real output (pull requests, deployments, documentation) through your existing tool integrations. It runs on the web and is built by a two-person team, Aaron and Julia Delasy.
Key Features
- Isolated rooms — Each project gets its own dedicated server; memory, integrations, and data never leak between rooms.
- Dual-layer memory — Each agent has private memory, while the room holds shared context available to the whole team.
- Real hierarchies — You can hire a manager first, then senior and junior roles, or run a flat team.
- Skill marketplace — Attach pre-built skills (real tool integrations and in-platform abilities) to any agent.
- Approval gate — Agents pause at every decision point; nothing merges, deploys, or ships until you review and approve.
- Real tool integrations — Ships work to GitHub, Bitbucket, Jira, and Google Drive today; Slack, Figma, Vercel, and Linear coming soon.
Who is it for?
- Consulting agencies that need to run multiple client retainers without hiring full-time staff for every project.
- Small teams that are understaffed and want to fill skill gaps (e.g., a missing backend developer or QA engineer) with AI agents.
- Product managers who oversee several products and need each one staffed with a dedicated, autonomous team.
What can you do with Aldena?
- Freelancers and consultants: Run multiple client projects simultaneously—each in its own isolated room—and approve work before it ships, all without hiring subcontractors.
- Startups with limited headcount: Staff a full product team (eng manager, dev, QA) for a new feature or prototype using AI agents, then review and deploy through your existing GitHub and Jira setup.
How does Aldena work?
- Create a room (free) for a client, project, or product.
- Hire AI agents by giving them a name, role, and optionally a seniority level and manager.
- Give the team a task (e.g., "Add Stripe checkout to the storefront")—agents delegate, code, and open pull requests.
- Review the diff at the approval gate and click to ship; deployed work goes to production via your own stack.
Pricing
Rooms are free to create. You pay only for model usage: costs deduct at provider list rates plus a 20% platform fee. Minimum top-up is $10. Tax added at checkout. When the balance hits zero, work pauses and resumes when topped up.
FAQ
Will agents break something on their own?
No. Every action that modifies code or deploys requires your manual approval. Work pauses at each decision point and resumes immediately after you sign off.
Is Aldena just a wrapper around one AI model?
No. Each agent has a distinct role, private memory, and its own server. They work through your actual tools, not just a chat interface.
Can I run multiple clients without work mixing?
Yes—each client or project gets its own isolated room with separate server, memory, and integrations.
What tools does Aldena integrate with?
Today: GitHub, Bitbucket, Jira, and Google Drive. Slack, Figma, Vercel, and Linear are coming soon.
