Epiq is a CLI/TUI issue tracker that lives entirely inside your repo - no accounts, no SaaS, no context switching. Issues and kanban boards are stored as an event log on a dedicated Git branch, so everything is versioned, time-travelable, and syncs with regular git push/pull.
Built as a response to the frustrating hurdles with the current tooling. It has Vim-style keyboard navigation, works offline, supports multiple user collab via Git, and includes an MCP server so agents like Claude can read/write issues directly.
Epiq developer here.
Epiq is a CLI/TUI issue tracker that lives entirely inside your repo - no accounts, no SaaS, no context switching. Issues and kanban boards are stored as an event log on a dedicated Git branch, so everything is versioned, time-travelable, and syncs with regular git push/pull.
Built as a response to the frustrating hurdles with the current tooling. It has Vim-style keyboard navigation, works offline, supports multiple user collab via Git, and includes an MCP server so agents like Claude can read/write issues directly.
V1 is just a few days away.
Let me know if you have any questions.