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Fast, local-first dashboard for Azure DevOps

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⚡ A blazing-fast, local-first dashboard for Azure DevOps. Real-time Kanban board, team workload analytics, visual commit notes, and 1-click release notes builder. - ankitjisoni/TicketTracker

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The official Azure DevOps web portal can feel slow, complex, and full of nested menus during daily standups and sprint planning. TicketTracker is a lightweight, local-first companion app built for developers and agile teams who want speed, privacy, and clarity: ⚡ Blazing Fast: Built with zero-build Vanilla JS & CSS for instant navigation and 60fps animations. 📋 Interactive Kanban Board: Drag-and-drop workflow stages, live keyword search, priority filtering, and code-committed markers. 📡 Real-Time SSE Sync: Automatically detects status updates and reassignments, firing native OS desktop alerts and sound chimes. 🖼 Screenshot-Ready Notes: Paste screenshots directly from clipboard (Ctrl+V) into notes with built-in lightbox preview. 🚀 1-Click Release Notes: Instantly compiles sprint deliverables into Markdown, HTML, or Plain text grouped by features, bug fixes, and tasks. 🔒 100% Local-First: Backed by embedded SQLite (WAL mode). Your PAT token and tickets never leave your machine.

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“Fast, local-first dashboard for Azure DevOps”

GitHub was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #150 on the daily leaderboard. ⚡ A blazing-fast, local-first dashboard for Azure DevOps. Real-time Kanban board, team workload analytics, visual commit notes, and 1-click release notes builder. - ankitjisoni/TicketTracker

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