Show HN: Lific: Issue trackers should be simple, right? (lific.dev)

Lific, a new open-source issue tracker designed for AI coding agents, has been introduced, emphasizing simplicity and efficiency in managing tasks and projects. Unlike traditional issue trackers that may clutter the context window, Lific operates entirely on users' servers, ensuring that plans and issues persist beyond individual sessions. Its quick setup process involves simple commands to configure and connect AI tools—such as OpenCode and Claude Code—allowing agents to access a comprehensive tracker interface with features like issue management, kanban boards, and collaborative commenting in a streamlined web UI. Significantly, Lific integrates with existing AI tools through its Multi-Control Protocol (MCP), enhancing productivity by allowing agents to work with clear identifiers for tasks and smoother communication across different platforms. It prioritizes user experience by allowing half-formed thoughts to be filed as issues, ensuring no valuable ideas are lost. This tool positions itself as a versatile solution for teams, where coding agents can draft and manage plans and steps as part of their workflow, while maintaining a clear connection between coding tasks and project progress. With roles and permissions managed through OAuth 2.1, Lific appears to be a robust option for enhancing collaboration in AI-driven development environments.