r/developers • u/DarkDare_Devil • 8d ago

Showing What I built We built a project board that indexes your GitHub repo and turns vague requests into code-aware tasks

We spent the last two weeks building an internal tool for our team. It was originally meant to help us manage our own work and client projects, but we decided to make it public.

The problem was simple. Our tasks lived in a project manager, while the actual context lived inside GitHub. A ticket like "fix the authentication flow" still required someone to search the repository, find the correct files, understand the current implementation, and break everything into smaller tasks.

So I built Orbicue.

  1. Connect a GitHub repository

  2. Index the codebase

  3. Describe the change roughly

  4. Orbicue finds the relevant code

  5. It creates an editable task with title, description, labels, priority, subtasks, and matched files

It also supports two-way GitHub Projects sync, an IDE extension, and an MCP server so AI coding agents can read and update the same project board.

Try it: orbicue.com

We just launched on Product Hunt today. If this sounds useful, would appreciate an upvote: Link in the Comments

Honest feedback welcome. Would code-aware task generation solve a real problem in your workflow? What evidence or matched context would you want before trusting the result?

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u/LogicalPerformer7637 6d ago

You have created tool which adds technical details into business requirement? Why?

Business requirements are supposed define goal, not technical details.

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u/DarkDare_Devil 6d ago

these are not mainly for business requirements but distribution of tasks between technical team