Features
AI features
BYOK providers, the project AI planner, digests, meeting summaries, and the AI Inbox where every action waits for human approval.
Skrum is the all-in-one AI project control plane — team chat, tasks and sprints, native video meetings, and inbound code activity in one workspace, with every AI action waiting for a human yes.
Skrum's AI is bring-your-own-key (BYOK). Set a key per provider in Settings → AI; the key is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and validated on save. AI never runs without a key. The project AI planner turns a plain-language request into proposals; it never edits project data directly.
- Configure a provider. Settings → AI → paste your key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, Kimi, or Zhipu GLM). Skrum tests it against the provider before saving.
- Digest schedule. The standup digest runs daily on the sweep. The sprint-risk feed updates when project or sprint state changes.
- Project AI planner. From a project overview, describe the work you want. Skrum validates visible resources and creates reviewable proposals for tasks, workflow status and backlog changes, and sprints.
- AI Inbox. Planner, meeting, and digest proposals appear in the AI Inbox. Approve or dismiss them. Nothing auto-executes; approval re-checks your current permissions before the owning project service applies a change.
Metering
- BYOK runs never consume workspace
ai_actions— you pay your provider directly. - Operator-key runs (a managed hosted tier) consume
ai_actionsfrom your monthly cap. - Transcription consumes
transcription_minutesregardless of provider.
FAQ
- Can I mix providers? Yes — set keys for several and configure the fallback order.
- Where does the digest post? As a message in the project channel or the workspace-wide summary channel.
- Which plan gets digests? Starter and above; sprint risk is Pro and above.
- Can the planner change a project by itself? No. It only drafts proposals. An authorized person must approve each one.
See also: Skrum documentation