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Beads
Issue tracker and memory built for coding agents
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Distributed graph issue tracker for AI agents, powered by Dolt
Beads replaces scattered plan files with a structured, version-controlled task graph your agent can query. `bd ready` lists work with no open blockers, `bd update --claim` atomically takes a task, `bd close` releases whatever it was blocking, and `bd remember` saves project insights that `bd prime` injects into the next session. Hash-based IDs avoid merge collisions when several agents or branches work at once, epics break into sub-tasks, and old closed work is compacted to save context. It is backed by Dolt (a SQL database with git-style branching and sync), and `bd setup` wires it into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Factory and others. Started by Steve Yegge, now maintained under Gas Town Hall, with about 28k GitHub stars. Repo: https://github.com/gastownhall/beads.
Features
- Dependency graph with ready, claim and close workflow
- Persistent project memory (bd remember, bd prime)
- Hash-based IDs for multi-agent, multi-branch work
- Dolt-backed sync across machines and agents
- One-command setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Factory
- Stealth mode for personal use on shared repos
- MCP server available (beads-mcp)
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