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ergium

v0.0.1

Published

Local-first ticket system for orchestrating AI coding agents. Markdown files as the source of truth, a fast local web UI, and ticket threads as the human-agent communication channel. Placeholder release; under active development.

Readme

Ergium

A local-first ticket system for orchestrating AI coding agents. Think Jira, but built for a world where the assignees are agents: markdown files on disk are the source of truth, a fast local web UI sits on top, and ticket comment threads are the human-to-agent communication channel.

The name is coined from the Greek ergon (work) plus the elemental -ium suffix: the element of work.

Status

Design phase. The npm package is a placeholder claiming the name while the real implementation is built. Nothing here is usable yet.

  • Design and research review: docs/2026-07-10-overnight-review.md
  • Working context for development sessions: CLAUDE.md

Core ideas

  • Files are the API. Tickets are markdown files in a git repo. The web server is a viewer over the files, not their owner. Agents read and write the same files through a thin CLI.
  • needs_input is a first-class status. When an agent hits uncertainty it asks in the ticket thread, you get notified, and you answer from the web UI instead of babysitting a terminal.
  • One dashboard for the fleet. Many agents, many projects, one attention-sorted view of what needs you.

License

Apache-2.0