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04 / Productivity · Community edition

WIRK.

How do plans, focused work and reflection stay connected?

My contribution
Independent community-edition project
Current stage
Open-source community edition
Available evidence
Application source · Local storage · Import / export
Actual WIRK local workspace showing the starter task dashboard and focus controls
Actual local-only workspace · Bundled starter data · Preview-only startup fixes; no cloud or AI service connected

01 / The project

A browser-based workspace that keeps task planning, focus sessions and a private journal together, with an optional AI assistant.

WIRK's community edition runs in the browser. The public repository is the scope of this case study; separately advertised cloud services are not treated as demonstrated here.

Status
Open-source community edition
Tools & technologies
React · Vite · Web Crypto · Browser storage

02 / My contribution

Independent community-edition project.

WIRK is my independent software project. This case covers the open-source community edition: task management, focus sessions, journal storage and optional AI assistance.

03 / Purpose & architecture

The problem behind the implementation.

Task lists, focus timers and reflection often become separate records. WIRK explores a single local workflow in which a plan can be followed through focused work and review, without requiring an AI account.

How the parts connect

A React/Vite interface connects Kanban tasks, focus sessions and a journal to browser storage. JSON import/export provides a user-managed backup path. Web Crypto journal handling and optional model-provider requests have separate responsibilities; local mode is not a cloud service.

04 / Engineering decisions

Decisions that shape the system.

01

Connect work stages

A five-stage Kanban flow connects backlog, execution, review and completion. Focus sessions are associated with tasks so planning and time spent can be examined together.

02

Keep a useful local mode

The community workflow uses browser storage and JSON import/export. Optional external integrations are distinct from the local task and reflection tools.

03

Separate private reflection

The project documents Web Crypto encryption for its journal and a bring-your-own-key assistant. These are implementation choices, not an independent security audit.

05 / Results & current scope

What exists today.

A public community workspace connecting planning, focus and reflection in a single application.

Engineering principlePlanning, doing and reviewing work belong in one workflow; an AI assistant is optional rather than a requirement for the core tools.

Browser storage and export need user-managed backups. AI requests depend on an external model provider. Encryption of the journal does not mean every piece of workspace data or API configuration is encrypted.

06 / Source material

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