harnsy · harnsy MaxSince 0.9.0
Every release, with its tasks and its progress.
Available since harnsy 0.9.0.
A milestone is a release of your project: a name, a due date, a theme and the release task that ships it. Tasks you assign to it, with their sub-tasks, are what the release is made of. The project roadmap is made from the same milestones.
Done by day v2.3 · since the milestone began
done 4total 10due Oct 16pace ≈0.3 a day: by Oct 24
The dashed line is the recent pace up to the end. The grey line grows when items are added to the milestone.
A release with a name and a date.
Create a milestone for the next release: its name, its due date and its theme, and the release task that ships it. The Milestones page lists them all in one place.
Assign a task, and its sub-tasks follow.
Put a task into a milestone and its sub-tasks go with it, so you do not assign each piece by hand.
See only one release on the board.
Filter the task board by a milestone to see just the tasks that belong to that release.
A progress strip you can read at a glance.
The strip shows how many tasks are done out of the total, together with the checks of the release task, so you see both the work and the release steps.
A burn chart that shows the pace.
The chart plots what is done, day by day, against the total. A dashed line continues the recent pace to the end, and the due date is marked on the chart, so you can compare the two. A grey line grows when items are added to the milestone.
Close it and carry what is open, in one step.
When a release is done, close its milestone and carry the tasks still open to the next one in one step, instead of moving them one by one.
Everyone sees them; a harnsy Max key creates them.
harnsy MaxSeeing milestones needs no key. Creating and editing them is part of harnsy Max.
Limits, honestly
- The burn chart needs two days of history before it draws.
Your first team is one prompt away.
Installing takes one sentence to your agent. To open agents for you, harnsy drives a terminal: tmux on Linux and macOS, its own terminal host on Windows.
Install harnsy following https://harnsy.dev/llms.txt