u/mvmcode

I was solving this partially with Claude Code using custom skills that pull Slack and GitHub data and generate briefs. It worked, but felt disorganized without a visual layer. 

So I ported those Claude Code skills into a proper desktop app. Keepr is a Tauri app that connects to your Slack, GitHub, Jira, or Linear, and produces cited team pulses and 1:1 prep docs.          

A few things that mattered to me:                               

• No subscription, no cloud. It's as simple as a Claude Code extension. Everything runs on your laptop. There's no backend, no account.
• Supports direct API keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter) which is more performant than going through Claude Code's proxy. But it still works well with Claude Code too.     
• Takes a few minutes depending on the volume of data to gather, synthesize, and analyze. Not instant, but thorough.

It's been useful for my own workflow. Feedback is welcome and I'd love contributions from the community. Planning to keep building this open source and keep it that way.

MIT licensed: https://github.com/keeprhq/keepr