Park it for later.
An infinite canvas for the side tasks, ideas and bugs that come up while you work with an AI agent. Your agent parks each one with enough context to pick it up cold, and a link back to the session where it was born.
Why
One task keeps spawning others: a bug you spot while fixing something else, an idea for later, a check to run before shipping. You stay on the main task, and by the end of the session those side tasks are lost in the conversation. Parkboard keeps them in one place.
How it works
- 01
You say “let’s leave that for later”
Mid-session, to Claude Code, Codex or any agent with a shell.
- 02
The agent runs park add
Title, project, kind, priority, notes to resume it cold, and the session id.
- 03
It lands on your canvas
Grouped by project, one card away from the session it came from.
$ park add "Check the coupon with free shipping" -p shop --kind bug --priority urgent ✓ parked #13 Check the coupon with free shipping (shop)
What you get
Infinite canvas
Projects are groups that fit their cards; drag a card to move it between projects.
Tasks, Ideas and Notes
One view at a time, so ideas and notes do not crowd the work. Personal and work areas.
Born in a session
Every card remembers the agent, session and folder, so you can resume the conversation.
CLI for agents
park has no dependencies: JSON when piped, --dry-run on writes, park schema for agents.
API keys
Bearer keys for the CLI, stored as SHA-256 hashes, created from the web.
Private by default
One board per user, plus an optional email allowlist.
Sign-up is not open yet
This instance is private while Google sign-in moves to production. The code is public: run your own board in a few minutes.
View on GitHub$ git clone https://github.com/Jjat00/parkboard.git $ pnpm install $ cp .env.example .env $ pnpm exec prisma migrate deploy $ pnpm dev