Personal ops CLI — focus on what matters.
Scope reads your existing workflow (git repos, calendar, PRs) and tells you what actually needs your attention. It doesn't add to your workflow — it gives you clarity.
AI tools made you more capable. Which means more gets piled on. The bottleneck moved from execution to prioritization and context switching.
Scope sits above your tools and helps you focus.
npm install -g @fureworks/scopescope onboard # Guided setup (1 minute)
scope today # What matters right nowscope onboard Guided first-time setup
scope today What needs your attention right now
scope status Overview of all watched projects
scope switch <project> Switch to a project context
scope context Show current project context
scope review End-of-day summary
scope config View/edit configuration
Scope reads signals from your existing tools:
- Git — uncommitted changes, stale branches, open PRs
- Google Calendar — today's meetings, free blocks (via gws)
- GitHub — PR reviews waiting on you, failing CI
It scores each item by urgency, staleness, and blocking potential, then shows you what matters:
$ scope today
NOW
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🔴 Meeting: Team standup in 45 min
🔴 PR #8 on api-service — waiting on your review (3 days)
TODAY
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🟡 fureworks/scope — 3 uncommitted files, last touched 2h ago
🟡 PR #12 on fureworks.com — open 3 days, no review
💡 2h free block after standup (14:00–16:00)
Good for: fureworks/scope (has pending work)
4 other items can wait → scope status
- CLI-first, local-first — your data stays on your machine
- Reads, doesn't create — no new inputs required from you
- Opinionated output — tells you what matters, not just lists stuff
- Degrades gracefully — missing integrations skip quietly, never crash
- Open source — MIT licensed
- Node.js 18+
- Git
- GitHub CLI (
gh) — for PR data - Google Workspace CLI (
gws) — for calendar (optional)
🚧 v0.1 in development — early but usable.
MIT — see LICENSE
A Fureworks project — works born from human touch.