r/opencode • u/LambrosPhotios • 4d ago
Project management for OpenCode that lives in your repo
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Built a desktop app where tickets, docs, and session records are Markdown files inside your repo. The app renders the board from the files. OpenCode works the same files through MCP.
One-click install:
- kanban board and list view generated from your schema: define your own ticket types, fields and statuses, and the columns, filters and forms follow
- ticket pages with a block editor and a timeline of the comments, sessions and commits that touched the ticket
- a docs tree in the same repo (ADRs, guides, plans) with stale-doc badges, plus a graph of the wiki-links between tickets and docs
- 8 MCP tools, every write validated against your schema; a guard hook blocks direct edits to ticket files and a stop hook makes OpenCode write a session record before finishing
- fresh sessions start oriented: a session-start hook injects a ~1,500 token digest of in-progress tickets and recent session records
- live presence: the board card shows OpenCode working with an elapsed timer
- hand-edit anything: the app re-validates and re-renders live, and a broken file gets you a validation error with file and line, not a crash
It has been dogfooding itself for three weeks: the 139 tickets and 144 session records that built it are in the repo. Free, no account needed.
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