io.github.withvibe/withvibe-roadmap

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v2.0.0io.github.withvibeUnknownUpdated 3mo agoGitHub

Per-env roadmap board for WithVibe — an MCP server the orchestrator drives to plan and track work.

A per-env implementation roadmap board for WithVibe — Postgres-backed, with an MCP server the AI orchestrator drives directly. Multi-phase features drift. Plans change mid-flight. After a few sessions you lose track of what shipped, what's pending, and which step you're actually on. This plugin gives the AI a structured place to keep that state — and the user a live view of it. Hierarchical…

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Authorio.github.withvibe
LicenseUnknown
Version2.0.0
Sourcemcp-registry
Trust Status
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60/100Good
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✓Prompt-injection scan · clean+30/30
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StatusCommunity-indexed
PublisherUnverified
SignatureUnsigned
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DependenciesNot audited
Tool surface10 tools · none privileged
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10 tools · none privileged
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get_planNo description published

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propose_planNo description published

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add_phaseNo description published

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add_taskNo description published

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set_active_taskNo description published

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complete_taskNo description published

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update_taskNo description published

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update_phaseNo description published

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add_noteNo description published

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log_changeNo description published

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0 of 10 tools published a description.

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A per-env implementation roadmap board for WithVibe — Postgres-backed, with an MCP server the AI orchestrator drives directly. Multi-phase features drift. Plans change mid-flight. After a few sessions you lose track of what shipped, what's pending, and which step you're actually on. This plugin gives the AI a structured place to keep that state — and the user a live view of it. Hierarchical roadmap — feature → phase → task, with statuses. "You are here" marker — exactly one task is active at a…

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