TaskPeace

About TaskPeace

TaskPeace is a task queue that AI coding agents pull work from, built around the observation that the bottleneck in agent-assisted development is no longer writing the task but deciding which task is next. You rank your work once in a single priority order; the agent calls get_next_task, receives the top item with its context, does the work, calls complete_task to log a result, and moves down the list without waiting for you. It is MCP-native rather than MCP-retrofitted — one install line adds the server, and setup guides exist for Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, a REST API and nine more clients. The board itself is a real task manager, not a stub: it has a token query syntax for filtering by assignee, project, arbitrary property and status, all combined with plain text as AND terms, plus team boards with role permissions, webhooks on task state changes, analytics, public read-only board sharing, and a local-only mode that keeps everything in browser storage with no account at all. There is a live demo on the homepage that saves to your browser, so the loop is visible before you sign in. The project is MIT-licensed and self-hostable, and the source is on GitLab. The pricing page is unusually candid about its own reasoning for the free beta.

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