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- Agents autonomously handle project management tasks like filing issues and planning sprints via MCP.
- The MCP server is the primary interface, not an add-on.
- Projektor combines agent-native features (like a git-file tracker) with cross-project deployment (like Jira) and is cheap to self-host.
- Multiple agents can work on the same repo in parallel without conflicts using a registry, file claims, and coordination messages.
- Projektor runs on a single Cloudflare Worker using Hono, D1 for data, KV for cache, and R2 for attachments, requiring no servers or containers.
- Deployment is automated via wrangler, which provisions D1, KV, and R2, applies migrations, and can be done with one command.
- Projektor's own roadmap is tracked within Projektor, and its documentation is generated from the same repo.
My Approach to Building Large Technical Projects
2 months ago
- Break down large projects into smaller, testable sub-components that yield tangible results.
- Focus on building demos quickly rather than perfecting sub-components; iterate on functionality.
- Adopt your own software as soon as possible to stay motivated and identify missing features.
- Decompose problems, solve only enough to progress, then move to the next demo.
- Prioritize personal adoption and solve your own problems first for sustained motivation.
I built a project management tool because every alternative felt too complicated
2 months ago
- Simple Gantt is an easy way to build project timelines, track progress, and keep projects on schedule.
- No per-seat pricing; same price regardless of team size, with unlimited teammates on paid plans.
- Quick setup: create an account and your first project is ready automatically in seconds.
- Add tasks, set durations, assign team members, and link dependencies; the timeline builds itself.
- Update statuses to get clear On track, At risk, or Delayed signals without manual analysis.
- Includes milestones, subtasks, and automatic rescheduling when tasks go off track.
- Three pricing tiers: Free (1 project, up to 10 users, 50 tasks), Premium (up to 20 projects, unlimited users/tasks), and Enterprise (unlimited projects, roles, priority support).
- Frequently asked questions section provides additional information.
We Need a Neural Network (2006)
2 months ago
- M.A., a neural network expert, recommended against using neural networks for a data parsing task, but management insisted.
- He spent a year developing a complex, inefficient neural network system that required a server cluster and extensive training.
- After three years, new management replaced the system with a simpler traditional solution that ran on a single server.
- The old neural network was repurposed to generate prose for a newsletter, producing a strange, poetic output.

project management

Show HN: Open-source Cloudflare deployed agent native task management and wiki

My Approach to Building Large Technical Projects

I built a project management tool because every alternative felt too complicated

We Need a Neural Network (2006)