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Task tracker @devintern/code @devintern/pm

DevIntern + Markdown

Skip the PM account entirely. DevIntern reads and writes local Markdown task files in your repo, ideal for solo operators, spikes, and teams that want specs versioned next to code.

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How it works

What DevIntern does with Markdown

Each product path keeps Markdown as the handoff surface. No rip-and-replace, no new dashboard.

@devintern/pm

Write Markdown task files

  1. 1 Set TASK_TRACKER=markdown and point MARKDOWN_TASKS_DIR at your tasks folder.
  2. 2 Draft a spec interactively or from a prompt.
  3. 3 Save the .md file into your repo for Code to pick up.
@devintern/code

Implement Markdown tasks

  1. 1 Point devintern at a .md file path.
  2. 2 Agent reads the spec from disk and gathers repo context.
  3. 3 Implements, commits, and opens a PR against your branch.

Capabilities

Built for real Markdown workflows

No Jira, Linear, or SaaS PM account required

Task specs versioned alongside code in git

Works offline once configured

Fastest path for solo trials and internal spikes

Same agent harness options as tracker-backed runs

Get connected

Setup guides and configuration

Credentials stay in project-local .env files. DevIntern runs on your machine or server, not a shared implementation cloud.

TASK_TRACKER= markdown

FAQ

Common questions about Markdown

Where should Markdown tasks live?

Configure MARKDOWN_TASKS_DIR in .env relative to your project root. Many teams use a tasks/ or docs/tasks/ directory committed to the repo.

Can Markdown tasks sync to a tracker later?

Yes. Teams often start with Markdown for pilots, then move to Jira or Linear once the workflow is proven.

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