playree/devuntu repository overview

⁠Devuntu

Self-hosted kanban & ticket management with a built-in MCP server, where AI agents (Claude Code / Codex / OpenCode) work on your tickets, with humans approving plans and reports.

• Source and issues: https://github.com/playree/devuntu⁠
• Website: https://playree.github.io/devuntu/en/⁠
• License: MIT

⁠Why Devuntu

• AI agents as assignees: assign a ticket to Claude Code / Codex / OpenCode and, once an approver picks the agent mode (plan first or auto), it gets processed, even while you sleep. Plans and reports stay on the ticket, where humans can approve them or send them back
• Built-in MCP server: create, update and report on tickets from the AI tools you already use, with your own permissions. Per-board premises (repository, conventions) reach the AI too
• Self-host with one compose.yaml: runs with Docker Compose and keeps your data on your own server. MIT licensed, with no seat limits or fees

Also: GitHub / GitLab integration (PR status, CI results, auto-complete on merge), email / Slack / web push notifications, Google Calendar and free/busy sharing, remote execution, passkeys and Google sign-in, English / Japanese UI.

⁠Quick start

Requires Docker Engine 25.0+ and Docker Compose v2.24+, and 2 GB of memory or more (4 GB recommended).

mkdir devuntu && cd devuntu
curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/playree/devuntu/stable/compose.yaml
docker compose run --rm tools setup-env   # generate the configuration interactively
docker compose up -d --wait

Right after starting, open <BETTER_AUTH_URL>/start in a browser and register the first administrator. Until then, anyone who can reach this page can register, so restrict access to port 3000 (firewall etc.) if the host is publicly reachable, and open it after registering. The full steps are in the README⁠.

⁠Tags

Images are available for linux/amd64 and linux/arm64.