Git-integrated project management that lives in your IDE
Stop syncing your tracker with Git by hand. Vi connects tasks, workflow, and Git — so finishing the code is the same action as updating the board.
The gap between code and the tracker
Developers write code in the editor, then switch to a browser to find the ticket, change its status, and write a note — if they remember. That gap is where boards go stale and lead times become a mystery. Vi closes it by wiring the task lifecycle directly to Git.
What “Commit & Close” does
One action from your IDE: Vi stages your changes, writes a task-aware commit message, pushes to Git, closes the task, and advances the workflow to the next step. The board updates itself — no tab switching.
A Git-aware workflow, end to end
Task-aware commits
Commits are linked to the task with a consistent message like “[#142] …”, so history and tickets always line up.
Status that's always real
Because closing the task is part of committing, your board reflects reality without manual updates.
Your code stays local
Git actions run on your machine through the Vi IDE plugin. Vi orchestrates the workflow — it never stores or uploads your source.
5 IDE Extensions
VS Code, Visual Studio, Lazarus, JetBrains, and RAD Studio — task management and a Git panel without leaving your editor.
Frequently asked
Does Vi access my repository or source code?
No. Git commands run locally in your IDE via the plugin. Vi never stores or uploads your source — it only orchestrates the task workflow.
Which editors are supported?
VS Code, Visual Studio (In Development), Lazarus (In Testing), JetBrains IDEs (Planned), and RAD Studio (Under Review). All extensions include task management and a Git panel.
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