yamilezequiel/jitre

Jitre is a self-hosted project management platform built for software development teams. It is described as AI-first and designed to be modern and minimal. The README is written in Spanish. The stack is Angular for the frontend, NestJS for the backend, PostgreSQL as the database, and Redis for real-time features. The whole thing runs in Docker, and a full demo environment with preloaded sample data can be started with a single command. The project ships with two developer-focused extras beyond the web app itself. The first is a VS Code extension that lets team members view, create, and move tasks, leave comments, run a built-in timer, and see real-time updates directly inside their editor, without opening a browser. The extension also detects git branch names that match task keys, prefixes commits automatically, and adds a code lens anywhere a task key appears in a file. The second extra is an MCP server, which lets AI tools like Claude or Cursor read and act on Jitre data through natural language. A developer can ask Claude to list pending tasks, create a new task, summarize comments on a specific item, or mark a task complete, and Claude handles the API calls in sequence. Fifteen tools are exposed through that server. The intended deployment model is that one admin clones the repo, runs a setup script that initializes the database and seeds demo data, builds all packages, and deploys the backend to a shared internal server. Every other team member then runs two commands to install the VS Code extension and register the MCP server, pointing at the shared backend URL. Individual developers do not need Docker, PostgreSQL, or Redis on their own machines. Licensing is under the Elastic License 2.0, which is a source-available license rather than a fully open license. The project appears to be an early-stage solo release, with the author asking for stars to help others discover it.