Vaiz connects AI-first development with product management. Coding agents read the task, update it and leave decisions behind. Free migration from Jira for every team, with hands-on help.
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Vaiz or Jira
Where Jira slows AI-first teams
Atlassian answers this with Rovo and its MCP server, and they are solid. Vaiz is built around the same problem from the start: tasks, docs and decisions live in one place, and agents are first-class members of the team.
A feature that took a week now takes a day. But someone still has to move the ticket, write the update and answer “where are we?” in standup and Slack.
Specs sit in Confluence, decisions in threads, code in GitHub. The next agent and the next teammate rebuild context the last one already had.
One loop for engineers, agents and PMs
The Vaiz MCP server covers almost every action in the product. Agents read the task, do the work and report back, so the PM sees progress without asking.
01 / Plan with an agent
PMs write the spec inside the task. Vaiz Agent breaks it into tasks with owners, dates and priorities, and keeps every task linked to the spec.
02 / Work from the editor
Pick up a task, change its status or owner right in the widget, or delegate it to a coding agent. The agent gets the full task, linked docs and past decisions.
03 / Controlled context
Choose which projects and fields a connected agent can access and which actions it can take. Vaiz permissions still apply to every call.
Branches, pull requests and commits from GitHub and GitLab appear on the task. Agents move the status and comment on what changed.
Architecture choices, risks and devlogs go to Space Memory, linked to tasks. The next agent and the next PM start with context.
Tell your AI client about roles, kinds of work and stages. Vaiz creates projects, boards and statuses over MCP. No schemes to configure.
Start a 14-day trial and move one Jira project first.
Feature by feature
Jira
VaizPrices as of October 2026, monthly billing, list prices for 1–100 users.
Most Jira teams also pay for Confluence. Vaiz includes docs in every plan.
Jira Data Center end of life
Atlassian stopped selling new Data Center licenses on March 30, 2026. Data Center reaches end of life on March 28, 2029, so self-hosted Jira teams have to choose where to go next.
You are choosing a cloud tracker anyway. Compare Jira Cloud and Vaiz on what your team uses every day: AI workflows, docs, setup effort and price. Migration to Vaiz is free.
Vaiz is not a fit. It is cloud only, and we would rather say so up front.
Projects and statuses, issues with parent tasks and subtasks, assignees, priorities, due dates, comments, attachments, labels and most custom fields.
Sprint history and a few custom field types: multi-line text, date-time, multi-checkbox and Atlassian Team. Try one project first before moving the rest.
Migration is free for every team. We move your Jira projects and check the result with you. Plan my migration.
Honest trade-offs
Jira has had twenty years to grow. For some teams that depth matters more than anything above.
You need on-premises deployment until 2029, SAML SSO, SCIM or a long list of certifications. Vaiz is cloud only and does not offer SAML yet.
Velocity charts, burndowns and cross-team program planning drive your process. Vaiz has boards, milestones, Gantt and dashboards, but lighter sprint reporting.
Your process runs on specific Marketplace apps for test management, time tracking or service desk. Vaiz covers core integrations, Zapier and MCP, not thousands of apps.
Jira is free for up to 10 users. Vaiz has a 14-day trial and paid plans, with guests free on any plan.
Bring your projects over with hands-on help, connect your coding agents over MCP and stop chasing status.
Love the direction! The key benefits are really clear.
Should we include a short example in the announcement?