What is KYXO?
KYXO is an AI-native software delivery platform that unifies planning, requirements, testing, defects and autonomous delivery in one place.
Estimated time: 4 min · Difficulty: beginner
Overview
Give newcomers a clear picture of what KYXO is, who it is for, and how its parts fit together before they sign up.
Anyone evaluating KYXO or opening it for the first time.
KYXO brings the whole software delivery lifecycle into a single, AI-native workspace. Instead of stitching together separate tools for planning, requirements, test management, defect tracking and CI, KYXO connects them so work stays traceable end to end — a requirement links to the tasks that build it, the tests that verify it and the defects that block it.
The building blocks
- Organization — your company's tenant. Everything lives inside it.
- Workspaces — group related teams and work (for example, Digital Commerce).
- Spaces — organise projects inside a workspace (for example, Checkout Platform).
- Projects — where day-to-day delivery happens, with modules you enable per project.
What you can do
- Plan work in the Planner with sprints, backlogs and dependencies.
- Capture and trace Requirements, with AI assistance for drafting and refinement.
- Design and run Tests, generate test cases with AI, and attach evidence.
- Track Defects and link them to the failing tests and requirements they affect.
- Ask KYXO AI for help, and connect coding agents and repositories for
autonomous delivery.
You do not need every module to get value — start with one project and turn on what you need.
Tips
- You can enable just the modules you need per project — Planner, Requirements, Testing, Defects and more.
- KYXO is role-aware: what you see is shaped by your permissions.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a credit card to try KYXO?
- No. You can create an account and explore with the trial experience your organization provides. Contact your administrator or KYXO sales for production access.
- Is KYXO only for developers?
- No. KYXO serves business analysts, project managers, testers, test managers and administrators as well as developers.