Every project you have going, on one board your coding agents keep current and you actually read.
Your agent starts every session knowing nothing. This plugin connects it to a board it reads at the start and writes back to at the end, so the next session picks up where the last one stopped instead of asking you what you were doing.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
get_brief |
Reads every project: what is next, where work left off, which decisions are settled, and what is waiting on you |
report_progress |
Writes the session back. What happened, where it stopped, what is next |
ask_question |
Puts a fork only you can settle on your board, instead of guessing or stalling |
answer_thought |
Replies to a note you pinned from your phone, then marks it handled |
MCP is pull-only. Registering a server gives an agent the ability to read your board and no reason to bother, so the usual outcome of a successful setup is that nothing changes. Every setup guide ends by telling you to hand-write a standing instruction into a rules file, and that is the step people skip.
This plugin ships that instruction. Install it and the board actually gets used.
From Claude Code:
/plugin install astryke-hub
The first tool call opens a browser to sign in. See SETUP.md for the whole first run, including what to do if nothing seems to happen.
.mcp.json the server registration
hooks/hooks.json a SessionStart hook, the standing instruction
scripts/session-start.mjs what that hook emits
skills/astryke-hub/SKILL.md how to use the board well
SETUP.md first run
That is the whole plugin. It contains no product code: the server it points at
is hosted at app.astryke.com, and this repository is the client-side glue.
An Astryke account is required. 14 days free, no card, and the trial starts when your first agent connects rather than when you sign up. After that it is $12 a month for the founding price, $15 after the first 100 accounts.
Look at a real board before signing up: https://app.astryke.com/sample.php
The same server works from Codex, VS Code with Copilot, Cursor and Devin Desktop. No two of them want the same config shape, and getting it wrong usually produces no error:
https://astryke.com/docs/config-reference
Project summaries and session notes are encrypted at rest. Project names and next actions are not, because the board sorts and searches on them. The full detail of what is stored and what never leaves your machine:
- https://astryke.com/docs/reads-and-writes
- https://astryke.com/docs/security
- https://astryke.com/privacy
- Home: https://astryke.com
- Docs: https://astryke.com/docs
- Troubleshooting: https://astryke.com/docs/troubleshooting
- Support: info@astryke.com
MIT. See LICENSE. This covers the plugin only, not the hosted service it connects to.