litpm — local issue-tracking and project management — is a control surface for the coding agents you run. It starts local: folders and markdown files as the whole database, nothing hidden — what you see in the app is what's on disk, and edits made in your editor show up live.
Title, description, sub-issues and comments — all in one markdown file you can open in any editor while the app is running.
By status, priority, project or assignee. Sub-issues nest under their parent; j/k and a selection bar handle the rest.
The panel counts what's visible by label, priority, project or assignee — click to filter, save the result as a view.
Any folder with a workspace.md works. Point litpm at as many as you like — nothing to provision.
In a repo, the footer shows branch and uncommitted files, re-read every 30 seconds.
One executable, no install beyond the binary. Coding agents litpm launches get a litpm command of their own, working the same issues you do.
Local-first. Nothing hidden.
What you see in the app is what's on disk — nothing more, nothing less.