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DevHub organizes GitHub notifications and repository activity in a TweetDeck-style multi-column view, with saved searches, per-column filters, and a way to mark columns as done. It is available on web, mobile, and desktop. The project roadmap still lists support for self-hosted GitHub Enterprise as a future feature.

ClawWork is a local-first desktop and PWA client that connects to the user's own OpenClaw installation. It runs multiple tasks in parallel with isolated sessions, keeps generated artifacts durable, and provides full-text search across tasks, messages, and files. Users can also schedule recurring runs, review usage and cost, and install multi-agent teams or skills from community registries. Builds are available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. The current product is optimized for OpenClaw; support for additional agent runtimes remains a future direction.

Idaesbasic keeps project-management data as local files, allowing to-do lists, kanban boards, and calendars to live beside the code or assets they describe. A user adds a project folder, creates the relevant task files within it, and can then back up or version those files with the rest of the project. The currently implemented tools are to-do lists, kanban, and calendar; whiteboards, chat, and several other modules remain plans. Windows and Linux have documented ways to run it, while macOS users must compile the application themselves.

Run CelesteOps on macOS to track tasks, content dates, milestones, documents, comments, and sandboxed HTML prototypes in one local-first workspace. Its MCP shim exposes the app to Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other clients, while the public repository distributes the built app and connection kit rather than the app source.