What Bento Board does
One place for the entire shape of a task.
Bento Board keeps the messy middle visible: the ticket, branch, PR, notes,
agent context, floating tools, todos, and the small decisions that
usually disappear between windows.
01
My Work graph
Work nodes are the center of the app. A node can hold a ticket,
subtasks, Jira issue keys, linked branches, PR status, todos, and
notebook context.
- Arrange active work visually instead of hunting through tabs.
- Attach branches and subtasks directly to the task they belong to.
- See PR and CI signals where planning actually happens.
02
Floating tools
Browser, terminal, diff viewer, quick notes, quick agent, file
explorer, screenshot capture, and toolkit wheel open as focused
companion surfaces.
- Keep docs, GitHub, terminal output, and diffs beside the work.
- Reuse remembered tools per workspace instead of rebuilding setup.
- Move quickly with keyboard-first utility windows.
03
AI agents with memory
Agent sessions are attached to work, not scattered across throwaway
chats. Bento Board keeps the task, phase, transcript, artifacts, and handoff
visible together.
- Use QRSPI phases: research, design, outline, plan, implement.
- Fork or resume sessions without losing why the work started.
- Review generated artifacts from the same task surface.
04
Notebooks and todos
Notes and checklists live close to the project. Use notebooks for
durable thinking, todos for execution, and inline task sync when a
note turns into something actionable.
- Build two-column notebooks for briefs, decisions, and handoffs.
- Collect project-wide todos or attach them to tickets and subtasks.
- Keep the tiny follow-up from escaping the work context.
05
Private GitHub sync
Bento Board can connect to GitHub, create or reuse a private repo named
gitbetter-sync, and store your workspace as versioned
project files.
- Export each project into its own namespaced folder.
- Commit the local snapshot, pull remote changes, and detect conflicts.
- Import clean state into local SQLite, resolve conflicts when needed, then push.