Orbicue, tasks that know your codebase

Turn vague ideas into code-aware tasks

Productivity

Task Management

Software Engineering

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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Taha, the maker of Orbicue. I built Orbicue around a gap I kept running into: issue trackers understand tickets, and coding assistants understand code, but the work of translating between the two still falls on the developer. A request often starts as something vague: "Clean up authentication." "Add team invitations." "Fix the onboarding flow." Before anyone can work on it, somebody has to inspect the repository, find the relevant files, understand the surrounding code, identify the edge cases, break the work into steps, create the ticket, and then keep the project board and GitHub updated afterward. Orbicue turns that handoff into one connected workflow. Connect a GitHub repository and index the codebase. Then describe the change in ordinary language. Orbicue retrieves relevant parts of the code and drafts an editable task with a clear title and description, priority and labels, an actionable checklist, and the files it used as context. Once the task exists, it stays connected to the rest of the development workflow. Orbicue includes two-way GitHub Projects sync, an extension for VS Code-compatible editors, and a built-in MCP server that lets coding agents read and update the same projects, boards, and tasks your team uses. Behind that is a complete project workspace with boards, lists, tables, calendars, timelines, sprints, docs, goals, analytics, comments, automations, and time tracking. The goal is not to let AI decide what should be built. The goal is to remove the repetitive translation work between a rough idea, the actual codebase, GitHub, the coding agent, and the project board. I would especially value feedback on the code-aware task generation: What context would make a generated engineering task genuinely useful to you, and what would you need to see before trusting the result?