GitScrum Studio for IDE

Full project management inside VS Code, Cursor & Windsurf

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Full project management inside VS Code, Cursor & Windsurf

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Project management software

GitScrum Studio isn't just another task list extension. It's the entire project management platform embedded inside your IDE. Stop alt-tabbing to browser. Manage Kanban boards, sprints, chat with your team, track time, access files, discussions & wiki - all without leaving VS Code, Cursor, or Windsurf. Zero browser tabs. Zero context switching. Maximum focus. Built with Laravel backend, optimized for real-time performance.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Task Management•Developer Tools

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Hey! 👋 I'm Renato, founder of GitScrum. Super excited to share GitScrum Studio for IDE with you today! The Problem: I was tired of the constant context switching. You're in the zone, AI is helping you code faster than ever, then you need to check what's next on your sprint. Tab. Browser. Jira. Wait. Login. Load. Find the task. Copy the ID. Go back to code. Flow destroyed. 23 minutes to get back in the zone. The Solution: GitScrum Studio brings the ENTIRE project management platform inside your IDE. Not a simplified task list – the full suite: • Real Kanban boards with drag & drop • Time tracking in your status bar • Sprint planning & burndown charts • Team chat & discussions • Wiki & documentation • And everything else you'd expect What I'd love feedback on: - What features would make this indispensable for your workflow? - What integrations would you want to see? - How do you currently handle project management while coding? Thanks for checking it out! Happy to answer any questions 🚀

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5mo ago

@renatomarinho Hey, Nice work, was really exicted to try, but its allowing log in inside browser, and isn't redirecting me back to VSCODE. Everytime I am clicking Sign in in VSCode, it redirects to browser, where I am logged in and can see dashboard, but how will i get that on vscode?