Understands project context
Reads authorized issues, versions, wiki pages, discussions, files, and historical decisions.
Bunny Redmine by Appar
A governed AI agent that creates projects and issues, follows up on delivery, verifies results, and keeps every decision inside Redmine.
What is a Redmine AI Agent?
Bunny Redmine turns objectives, documents, conversations, and issue history into structured project work. It can act continuously while people retain approval and the final decision.
Reads authorized issues, versions, wiki pages, discussions, files, and historical decisions.
Builds projects, subprojects, milestones, parent issues, subtasks, acceptance criteria, and schedules.
Follows up on work, detects risk, verifies results, updates Redmine, and asks humans when approval is required.
Redmine AI Agent capabilities
Give Bunny a high-level objective or a single ticket. It plans the work, uses approved tools, and keeps every output attached to the right Redmine context.
Give Bunny the goal and the documents your team already has.Bunny reads the permitted project context and breaks the goal into work.Approved tools create the issues and organize the project Wiki.Review the work structure before the next stage begins.
Create projects, subprojects, versions, milestones, issues, subtasks, relations, and reusable ticket structures.
Inspect stale work, missing information, blockers, due dates, ownership, and dependencies on a schedule.
Write or update Wiki, News, Forum, reports, templates, and project decisions where the team already works.
Run browser checks, capture screenshots and recordings, attach evidence, and create structured QA issues.
Assign approved tasks to Cursor, Claude, Codex, Playwright, and specialized enterprise agents.
Create project dashboards, weekly reports, risk summaries, and notifications automatically.
How Bunny works
Read the available context, clarify the goal, create the work structure, and define what success means.
Use approved tools and agents, run checks, collect evidence, and update the relevant Redmine records.
Surface decisions for human review, publish results, and improve future work through private skills and notebook memory.
Enterprise-ready autonomy
Every AI Employee is bound to a Redmine identity, a controlled toolset, a monthly budget, and a complete execution history.
Only selected tools are available to this AI Employee.
create_issueAccessiblemanage_wikiAccessiblecreate_projectNot accessible{
"example": true,
"account": "pm-team",
"tool": "get_issue_content",
"status": "completed",
"monthly_budget_usd": 50,
"next_execution": "budget_exceeded"
}Bunny inherits the bound account's access. Restricted projects stay restricted.Administrators choose the tools each AI Employee can use.A monthly hard limit stops execution when the configured budget is reached.Review the outcome and execution context in a structured JSON record.
The AI cannot access projects or issues that its assigned Redmine account cannot see.
Administrators control which models, tools, prompts, skills, schedules, and notebooks may be used.
Prompts define which actions take effect directly and where the AI must stop for confirmation.
Prompts, tool calls, modifications, outputs, errors, tokens, costs, and timestamps remain traceable.
Use customer-provided API keys, cloud models, local models, or models selected per Employee.
Apply company-wide and per-Employee budgets; when the limit is reached, execution stops.
FAQ
No. Redmine remains the system of record, permission boundary, and project workspace. Bunny adds an AI execution layer.
Yes, inside the permissions and confirmation rules defined by administrators and prompts.
Each employee can maintain private prompts and skills. Administrators can govern every AI Employee centrally.
Yes. It can create, modify, and run one-time or recurring schedules within its authorized scope.
Start with one workflow
Tell us which project work consumes the most time. We will map the account, tools, model, approval points, and deployment path.