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      Enables agents and humans to manage a central ticket dispatcher via MCP, with tools to create, claim, renew, takeover, and submit tickets through a local HTTP server.
      Apache 2.0
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      Provides a local-first MCP interface for managing SQLite-backed projects, boards, and tickets, including metrics, epics, documentation links, run-history, and staging-lease coordination with completion summaries for done items.
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      MIT
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      Self-hosted monitoring that your coding agent sets up and runs over MCP: it adds checks from the repo, proves each one can fail, then reads incidents and closes them with a recheck once the fix ships. One Node process plus SQLite, no account. MIT licensed.
      324 npm
      MIT
    • A
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      Self-hosted kanban board that dispatches AI agent fleets against tickets. The embedded Streamable HTTP /mcp endpoint exposes 7 tools to list projects, read boards and tickets, and create, move and comment tickets from any MCP client.
      30
      AGPL 3.0
    • A
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      Lets coding agents inspect fleet health, file and investigate bugs, request coordinated restarts, and claim, release, and resolve tickets in a shared incident queue without touching processes directly.
      MIT
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      Exposes a local-first task board over stdio JSON-RPC so MCP-capable agents can list and create projects and tasks, atomically claim the next ready task with a lease, heartbeat, log progress, manage dependency graphs, and mark tasks done or failed with results. All state lives in a single local SQLite file, so no shell command assembly or external services are needed.
      MIT