Cork

Kanban board for local Markdown files.

Installation

brew install --cask koki-develop/tap/cork

To update:

brew update
brew upgrade koki-develop/tap/cork

How it works

Cork has no database. A workspace is just a folder, and every task is a plain Markdown file inside it — so your board lives entirely in version-controllable, editor-friendly text.

• One task = one .md file. The file name is the task title; the Markdown body is the task description.
• Frontmatter holds the metadata. status, order, tags, and date live in the YAML frontmatter at the top of each file.

---
status: In Progress
order: 0
tags:
  - feature
  - urgent
date: 2026-06-12
---

Write the project README, including a "How it works" section.

Because it's all just files, you can edit tasks in any editor, grep them, and track the whole board in Git.

CLI

Installing via Homebrew also puts a cork command on your PATH.

# Open a new window.
cork

# Open a directory as a workspace.
cork ./path/to/workspace

License

MIT