Multi-board Kanban
Organize tasks across projects with configurable status columns.
BETA • Pre-1.0
The sticky-note project manager for developers.
mochi-sticky is a file-based project management tool that lives in your Git repo. Track tasks, boards, wiki docs, and ADRs — all in Markdown and YAML.
$ mochi-sticky init
$ mochi-sticky task add "Implement feature X" --tags backend --priority 1
$ mochi-sticky tui
Boards: default
Todo Doing Done
T-000001 Implement feature X
Sticky notes, real structure.
Each task is a Markdown file with metadata you can read, diff, and review alongside your code.
Designed for solo devs, small teams, and open source maintainers.
Git-native
Kanban boards
Wiki built-in
ADR tracking
MCP-ready
Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Capture planning, docs, and decisions without leaving your repo.
CLI + TUI
Use fast commands or an interactive board UI built for developers.
Built-in Wiki
Keep documentation with your codebase, versioned like everything else.
ADR Support
Track architectural decisions as first-class Markdown files.
No Database
Everything is Markdown + YAML — easy to inspect, diff, and backup.
Git-Friendly
Review changes in PRs and ship project context with your code.
A workflow that fits your repo.
From setup to daily planning in minutes.
1
Initialize
Create the `.sticky/` workspace inside your repo.
2
Add tasks
Each task becomes a Markdown file with tags, priority, and status.
3
Plan in TUI
Move tasks, edit details, and keep flow visible.
4
Document
Use the built-in wiki and ADRs to capture decisions.
Built for AI workflows with MCP.
mochi-sticky integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so AI agents can read and update boards, tasks, and docs with the same structure you trust.
Who it’s for
Stay in control whether you’re shipping solo or managing a team repo.
Solo developers
Keep tasks and docs next to your code without extra tooling.
Small teams
Coordinate sprints in Git and review changes in PRs.
Open source
Ship project context with the repo so contributors can onboard fast.
Beta status
mochi-sticky is pre-1.0. The CLI, TUI, and file formats may change without notice. Expect breaking changes until a `v1.0.0` release.
Platform support
Linux is tested in CI. macOS and Windows may work but are not guaranteed.
Linux: tested
macOS: not tested
Windows: not tested
Ready to stick with Git-native project management?
Install the CLI, initialize your repo, and ship with confidence.