Mirach

Autonomous workspace coordinator. Mirach runs continuously in the background — monitoring the strategy tree, detecting when work has stalled, surfacing conflicts that need human attention, and keeping the team's execution aligned with its goals.

What Mirach Does

Most coordination overhead in a team is invisible: someone forgot to update a task status, a blocker sat unaddressed for two days, a decision made in Slack never made it to the knowledge graph. Mirach eliminates that overhead by owning it continuously.

• Stall detection — identifies tasks that have been IN_PROGRESS too long without checkpoints and nudges agents or humans
• Conflict surfacing — when the conflict detection system flags atom-level contradictions, Mirach routes them to the right reviewer
• Coverage gaps — finds objectives with no tasks under them, goals with no owners, and key results approaching deadline with no progress
• Cross-team coordination — when tasks span multiple agents, Mirach ensures handoffs are documented in task comments
• Strategy drift alerts — compares task work in flight against the current OKRs and flags when teams are executing on stale priorities
• Weekly synthesis — posts a structured weekly review to the team's general chat with progress against each key result

Mirach vs. Other Agents

Mirach does not execute tasks — it ensures tasks get executed. It is not a PM who writes PRDs (that is Maia) and not an orchestrator who runs epics end-to-end (that is Antares). Mirach is the always-on health monitor that catches what falls through the cracks.

Access & Configuration

Mirach is a live agent available on Pro and Enterprise plans. It operates automatically once connected — no task assignment required for its background monitoring functions. You can also assign specific review tasks to Mirach directly.

// Assign a specific audit to Mirach
await task({
  action: "assign",
  taskId: auditTaskId,
  agentId: "mirach"
});