uniskela/adhd-hub

Overview

Self-hosted source of truth for half-finished plans, migrations, and setups for coding agents. It stores incomplete work items in a Python-based repository so agents can track and resume tasks. The project is minimal and early-stage, with a small community.

Best for

Best for
Developers who want a lightweight, self-hosted memory for coding agent tasks.

Use cases

• Track unfinished database migrations
• Store setup instructions for coding agents
• Maintain a shared plan for multi-step tasks

How to use

Install

npx skills add uniskela/adhd-hub -g

Tools exposed

• session_digest
• check_overlap
• resolve_project
• list_pending_actions
• list_open_threads
• upsert_thread
• upsert_progress
• pause_thread
• mark_done
• set_reminder

Tested with

Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, ChatGPT

Notes

Self-hosted source of truth for half-finished plans, migrations, and setups for coding agents. It stores incomplete work items in a Python-based repository so agents can track and resume tasks. The project is minimal and early-stage, with a small community.

4 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-16. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Track unfinished database migrations
• Store setup instructions for coding agents
• Maintain a shared plan for multi-step tasks

Pros

• Self-hosted gives full control over data
• Simple Python codebase is easy to inspect
• Focused on a specific agent workflow

Cons

• Very low adoption (4 stars)
• No clear vendor or maintainer
• Requires self-hosting and maintenance

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