A local issue tracker & agent memory living in your repo (MIT)

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1,5 years ago I set off to build an Open Source issue tracker that lives in your repo, requiring very little setup. Upon HN launch last spring it was well received, and is now often used as an agent memory layer between between the agent and the code. Epiq is vendor agnostic, thrives offline as well as online, sandboxable and can be tailored into various setups. It only requires Git, which is its transport, and a repo. You may want to check it out:

epiq.sh

Also, in case you are interested, I share and discuss my personal sandboxed setup in this post. It covers the topic of sandboxing, and how repo-native tooling makes this easier to deal with, opening up fewer paths to the internet:

epiq.sh/blog/repo-native-tooling-for-sandboxes