For companies with a dev team, and for software agencies
Johana takes requests in Slack and email, scopes and estimates them, codes and tests in her own workshop, and opens pull requests your tech lead approves. Keep a CTO, not a payroll.
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clients served
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meetings joined
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Johana in production at Comuna 18, a software agency, in October 2026.
01
Ask
Anyone on your team asks in Slack or by email, the way they already do.
02
Scope
Johana writes the requirement, acceptance criteria and an estimate, and asks only what is missing.
03
Build
She codes in her own workshop: installs, type-checks, runs the tests, builds and runs end-to-end.
04
Approve
Your tech lead reviews a tested pull request and merges. Nothing ships without a human.
For companies with their own dev team
Cut development cost. Keep the judgment.
For software agencies
Serve more clients with the same team.
Intake and triage
Takes every request in Slack and email, sorts bugs from features, and keeps people posted.
Requirements
Turns a two-line ask into a complete spec with acceptance criteria and open questions.
Estimates and backlog
Sizes the work in points and keeps a backlog your team can actually read.
Code workshop
Branches, code, tests and pull requests, verified before anyone looks at them.
Meetings and minutes
Joins your calls, answers when asked, and sends minutes with decisions and owners.
Progress portal
One page where stakeholders see what is in progress, in review and done.
A human merges
Johana never pushes to your main branches. Your tech lead approves every merge, and money decisions stay with you.
An isolated workshop
She codes in a sealed workspace with a one-hour token for a single repo. No access to your other systems.
Your own AI account
Johana runs on your Anthropic API key. Your usage, your data agreement, your bill.
She knows when to ask
Changes that touch payments, auth, data migrations, dependencies or deployment always go to a human.
She does the work a developer and a project manager would. Most companies keep a CTO or tech lead who reviews her pull requests; some keep a smaller team that reviews instead of coding.
Yours. You connect your own Anthropic API key, so usage is billed to you directly and covered by your own terms.
Today the workshop verifies Node and TypeScript projects (pnpm, npm or yarn) and Python and Django. Tell us yours when you request access.
Yes. Your clients see your agent name, your logo and your own domain for the progress portal. With us, you manage everything at app.johana.ai.
In Slack and email first, plus your meetings. GitHub for code. Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 for email and calendar.
We are onboarding a small group of US companies and agencies by hand. Tell us about your team and we will set up a 30-minute call.