gsd-meta-manager
Terminal dashboard for multiple Get-Shit-Done workflow projects
TLDR
SYNOPSIS
gsd-meta-manager [--config FILE] [subcommand] [args]gsd-meta-manager add PATH [ALIAS]gsd-meta-manager remove PROJECTgsd-meta-manager list
DESCRIPTION
gsd-meta-manager is a Rust terminal UI that aggregates state from many GSD ("Get Shit Done") workflow projects into a single dashboard. It reads project state directly from disk, auto-detects running Claude Code sessions tied to GSD projects, and shows progress without any background daemon.Each registered project can be inspected through a 10-tab detail view: Phases, Roadmap (rendered as an ASCII DAG), Backlog, Git History, Pipeline, Queue, Sessions, Archive, Config, and Docs. The intent is to make multi-project status the default view rather than something assembled by hand from many terminals.
PARAMETERS
--config FILE
Override the default config file location.--version
Print the version number and exit.--help
Display the help message.
CONFIGURATION
~/.config/gsd-meta-manager/config.json
Default registry file. Stores the list of registered project paths and aliases. Overridable with --config.
SUBCOMMANDS
add PATH [ALIAS]
Register the GSD project at PATH in the global registry. ALIAS sets a custom display name.remove PROJECT
Remove a project from the registry, identified by its alias or path.list
Print all registered projects.help [SUBCOMMAND]
Show help for a specific subcommand.
KEY BINDINGS
j, k
Move down or up in the project list.Enter
Open the detail view for the selected project.Tab, Shift+Tab
Switch between detail tabs./
Activate search and filter mode.a
Add a new project interactively.n
Create a brand-new GSD project.d
Delete the selected project from the registry.?
Display the in-app help.q
Quit the application.
CAVEATS
The tool only reflects state that already lives in each project on disk; it does not run pipelines, edit code, or push commits. Projects must already follow the GSD layout for tabs such as Phases and Roadmap to render anything meaningful.
HISTORY
gsd-meta-manager was published by bitcreed in 2026 under the MIT license. It is distributed through crates.io and requires Rust 1.85 or newer to build from source.
