A local dashboard for people with too many projects
Point it at the folders where your projects live. It scans them, figures out the git state, guesses the stack, and gives you one screen for the Monday-morning question: what was I doing, and what's falling apart?
No accounts, no database, no cloud. It runs on your machine and reads your filesystem.
Why it exists
My projects folder was a mess. Twenty-odd repos, half with uncommitted changes rotting for weeks, three with no remote, one I hadn't touched in a year. The folder view told me none of that. I wanted a screen that surfaced the stale WIP and the diverged branches without cd-ing into each one for git status.
What you get
- Health that rolls up. Dirty trees, diverged branches, behind remotes, stale WIP, dormant repos. Needs attention keeps the warn/error stuff where you can act on it.
- A real project page. Notes for where you left off, fetch/pull/push, file browser, git-snitch reports, open in editor/terminal, or a browser IDE.
- Scaffolding when you need a new one. Create a better-t-stack project into a tracked root, or export a clone script for the next machine.
Node 22+, pnpm, and git. Optional gio for trash. First IDE open downloads code-server once.