A board Claude can read
Claude Code connects to runnrr through MCP, so your task board becomes part of the working context instead of something you manually summarize.
runnrr is a local-first Mac task board where Claude Code can pick up scoped cards, read the attached markdown context, and move work forward without another pasted prompt.
runnrr gives Claude Code a board it can actually work from. Cards live in runnrr, context lives in local markdown files, and Claude Code connects through MCP so it can read tasks, inspect notes, and update the board as work progresses.
This is different from a plain TODO.md because the task, source material, linked files, and run history stay attached. You still choose what gets worked on; Claude Code starts with the card instead of a blank chat.
Claude Code connects to runnrr through MCP, so your task board becomes part of the working context instead of something you manually summarize.
Every card can keep the transcript, note, file, or decision that created it. Claude Code sees why the task exists before it starts changing code.
The Mac app stores the board locally and lets Claude Code run under your own login. No separate agent account or cloud workspace is required.
Capture a task
Create a card from a meeting, note, Claude conversation, or selected text anywhere on your Mac.
Attach context
Keep the relevant markdown note, file, meeting transcript, or decision linked to the card.
Run it with Claude Code
Press play, review each tool approval, and let Claude Code work from the task instead of a rewritten prompt.
Yes. runnrr includes MCP support so Claude Code can read and write the board, notes, and files you expose to it.
Not for team issue tracking. runnrr is best as a personal, local-first task board for work you want Claude Code or Codex to pick up with context attached.
TODO.md is simple and useful. runnrr adds board state, linked source context, meeting intake, and an agent workflow around the task.
runnrr turns the follow-ups into cards your AI can finish. Free. No sign-up.