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kenn-forge

kenn-forge gives maintainers one local console for repository activity, pull requests, issues, reviews, and working sessions. It syncs provider data into SQLite and serves the UI from a single binary.

Use kenn-forge to answer four daily questions:

  • What changed across the repositories I maintain?
  • Which pull requests and issues need attention?
  • What can I review, update, or merge now?
  • Which branch or task should I open locally?
kenn-forge Activity with a selected pull request, live workspace, and coding-agent session in light mode kenn-forge Activity with a selected pull request, live workspace, and coding-agent session in dark mode
Activity keeps the selected pull request beside its live workspace and coding-agent session.

Start here

New users should follow the Quick Start. It covers installation, provider setup, repository selection, the first sync, and workspace creation.

Returning users can jump to a task:

Main views

Activity collects recent comments, reviews, commits, and state changes. Filter by time, repository, item type, event type, or text.

Pulls and Issues combine lists, details, discussion, provider actions, and workspace creation. Unsupported provider actions remain visible but unavailable.

Workspaces opens local shells and configured agents against repository worktrees. Repos browses configured source. Optional Kata and Docs modes connect external task daemons and local Markdown folders.

Advanced use

kenn-forge runs on your machine. Your provider, Kata daemons, and local files remain the source of truth.