nerdocs/ntasker

ntasker

Put your coding agent on a kanban board.

Drop your tasks on the board, hit run, and Claude Code, OpenCode or Pi picks one up -- in its project directory, already briefed on the task. You follow along as a readable conversation or in the real terminal embedded in the page, and the agent's report waits beside it for your sign-off. A queue works through the rest unattended, one task per project, while you do something else. Runs on your own machine: one Python package, a SQLite file, no account, no build step, nothing leaves the box.

Quickstart

uv tool install ntasker                  # install from PyPI
ntasker service install --auto-update    # run as a service + daily auto-update
ntasker config set projects_dir ~/Projekte

Open http://127.0.0.1:8766. The service creates the database on first start, restarts on crash and keeps itself up to date. On Linux, run loginctl enable-linger $USER once so it survives logout. No supervisor wanted? ntasker serve runs it in the foreground until you close it.

Then teach your agent about it:

ntasker agent install claude     # or: opencode, pi

Why

Three things a plain to-do list cannot do.

The board is your agent's memory

The installed skill and /task command let the agent read and drive the tracker -- no copy-paste, no re-explaining:

• "What should I work on next?" -- it grabs the open tasks for your current project folder and ranks them by urgency.
• /task 34 -- pulls #34 into the session (title, description, tags), flips it to in progress, and warns you if you are sitting in the wrong project.
• "Add a todo: ..." -- it files the task for you; drop a #34 anywhere later and it knows which task you mean.
• Finished an assigned task? It moves the task to Review for you to sign off. It never closes, deletes or archives anyth