Workstream

Workstream is a local developer dashboard for people who track code reviews and project work across several services. It runs on your machine and opens in a browser, with local SQLite storage. The project is open source under Apache License 2.0.

The dashboard brings GitHub and GitLab pull requests together with CI results, review status and indicators for changes made since your review. You can rebase PRs with conflict detection. Optional Jira integration adds sprint progress and task counts, while Google Calendar shows today's and tomorrow's agenda with Google Meet links. Service status monitoring covers GitHub, Atlassian and GitLab.

AI code review can use Ollama locally or send review requests to OpenAI, Claude or Gemini. A copyable prompt also lets you use another LLM. You approve reviews before posting them. The dashboard and its database run locally, but connected services need network access, and cloud AI providers receive review requests. GitHub credentials are required; the other integrations are optional.

For developers preparing repositories for AI assistants, the readiness scanner evaluates a repo, generates supporting files and opens draft PRs. Review history analysis identifies recurring feedback and reviewer patterns in merged GitHub PRs. An agents view discovers MCP servers from Cursor configuration and tracks A2A agent health, token use, costs and live activity.

Workstream also includes search, desktop notifications and quick notes. On macOS, it supports automatic startup at login.