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Hot Sheet
A fast, local ticket tracker that feeds your AI coding tools.
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hot sheet (noun) — a document or report listing items of high current interest, typically featuring urgent, new, or updated information.
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Hot Sheet is a local-first project management tool wired into your AI coding workflow. Create tickets with a bullet-list interface, drag them into priority order, and your AI tools automatically get a structured worklist they can act on. A real PTY-backed terminal lives in the footer drawer — switch to the dashboard view to see every terminal across every project as a tile grid — so you can keep an eye on dev servers, tests, and the AI's own Claude Code session from the same window. Step away, and the Announcer narrates what the AI got done while you were gone.
No cloud. No logins. No JIRA. Just tickets, terminals, and a tight feedback loop.
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Desktop app (recommended) — download from GitHub Releases:
| Platform | Download | |----------|----------| | macOS (Apple Silicon) | .dmg (arm64) | | macOS (Intel) | .dmg (x64) | | Linux | .AppImage / .deb | | Windows | .msi / .exe |
After installing, open the app and use Open Folder to get started — or click Install CLI to add the hotsheet command to your PATH for terminal launching.
Or install via npm:
npm install -g hotsheetThen, from any project directory:
hotsheetThat's it. Data stays local.
Platform support. Hot Sheet is designed to run on macOS, Linux, and Windows, but active development and testing happens on macOS only. Linux and Windows builds come out of the same Tauri release pipeline and the platform-specific code paths are written to be cross-platform, but cross-platform regressions may go undetected between releases. Help from users on other platforms is welcome — bug reports, reproduction steps, and PRs fixing platform-specific issues are all actively appreciated. Please open an issue if you hit something on Linux or Windows.