StoryOS

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Solo Dev

Issues + releases, zero ceremony — for shipping on vibes and a changelog.

Without it

Working alone means the backlog is wherever you last thought of it — an issue tracker feels like overhead until you lose a week to a forgotten bug.

A StoryOS board view, the kind Solo Dev installs

A real board view in StoryOS — the shape Solo Dev installs.

What gets installed

2 connected databases, with fields, relations and views pre-wired.

Issues

State · selectPriority · selectLabels · multi_selectAssignee · userDue Date · dateEstimate (pts) · numberEffort spent · number

Releases

Status · selectDate · dateLink · url

Ships with 5 saved views: Board (board) · Triage (table) · My Tasks (table) · Due This Week (table) · Changelog (table)

How this template works

How this works

Issues + Releases, zero ceremony. Triage catches ideas, the board runs the day, the Changelog view (Releases by date) is your public history.

Then put an agent on it

An agent triages whatever you dumped in Inbox into typed, prioritised issues, so capture stays cheap and the list stays usable.

It runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT over MCP — never metered, never marked up — and every move it makes waits at an approval gate. How agent runs work →

Install Solo Dev in one click.

Start free — 30 days of Pro, no card. Unlimited records, and your own AI is never metered.

Template contents synced from the product registry, 2026-07-26.