One persistent annoyance with AI coding assistants: your session ends, and all that accumulated context vanishes. Runnrr, a new free tool from developer Dmitrijs Vitjazevs, tries to solve this with a dead-simple Kanban board designed specifically for Claude Code users.
The pitch is straightforward. You save tasks, decisions, and notes from Claude Code sessions onto a four-column board (Inbox, This Week, In Progress, Done). Each card preserves the full context from when you saved it. When you pick a card back up, Claude Code gets that context fed back in, so you're not starting from scratch every time.
Setup is a single curl command that drops a skill file into your Claude config folder. From there, saving a task is as simple as telling Claude "save this to Runnrr" mid-session. Claude can also push updates back to existing cards as work progresses. The tool runs as an MCP server, which is how it hooks into Claude Code's tool-use system.
There's also a Granola integration that scans meeting transcripts and surfaces commitments as cards, which is a nice touch if you're the kind of person who leaves meetings with a mental list of action items that evaporates by lunch.
Runnrr is completely free, and the source code is available on GitHub. At this stage it's a solo developer project, not a venture-backed product, so set expectations accordingly. But the core idea is sound. Context loss between sessions is a real friction point in AI-assisted development, and a lightweight task board that speaks Claude Code's language natively is a practical way to address it. If you're deep in the Claude Code workflow and tired of re-explaining your project state every session, it's worth a look.