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Vi Project Management
Project management that updates from your IDE
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Project management that updates from your IDE
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Vi Project Manager is a Git-aware project management tool for software teams. It helps developers complete tasks directly from their IDE, while the project board updates automatically. With Commit & Close, developers can commit, push, close a task, and move the workflow forward in one flow — reducing context switching and keeping project progress connected to real code changes.
Have you considered adding inline code snippet previews or diff summaries right on the task cards? Would be a huge help to see at a glance what changes actually shipped without needing to jump into Git or the IDE every time we review the board.
@oktay371908
Yes — that’s a great idea.
One important design principle for Vi is that it does not inspect or store a team’s source code by default. The focus right now is on connecting the IDE, Git actions, task completion, and board updates in one flow.
That said, I really like the idea of showing more context on task cards — especially a short “what changed” summary based on commits, files changed, or metadata, without exposing the actual source code unless a team explicitly enables that.
The key would be to keep it useful, not noisy, and give teams full control over how much code/context appears on the board.
Thanks for bringing this up — this is exactly the kind of feedback I was hoping to get.