SuperFlux — AI-native project tracker

Side project · Used by a team in production · 2025 — Present

Overview

SuperFlux is a Linear/Jira-style project and issue tracker, built end-to-end with Claude Code as the primary engineering tool. It replaces a traditional Jira workflow with an AI-development hub — wiring Claude Code, GitLab, and internal coding standards into a single workflow.

Why it exists

Built in spare time to answer one question: what does an AI-native team workflow look like when the project tracker is also the AI orchestration layer?

  • Specs live in SuperFlux; Claude Code reads them as task input.

  • AI runs branch ops, commits, and merge requests against GitLab from inside an issue.

  • Per-issue and per-user cost accounting lets the team see Claude spend in real time.

  • Internal coding standards and playbooks attached to the workspace are loaded into every AI session.

Selected screens

Issue board. Linear-inspired layout with statuses, priorities, projects, and sidebar navigation — the full Jira-replacement surface.

Issue board
My Issues — list view with statuses, priorities, labels, assignees

AI cost dashboard. Per-issue and per-user accounting of Claude usage — model breakdown, trigger-source breakdown, week-over-week comparison. Built so the team can budget AI spend like infrastructure spend.

AI cost dashboard
7-day window — total spend, success rate, model + trigger breakdown, top issues by cost

Claude task transcript. Full timeline of an AI agent's actions on an issue, including git operations, file diffs, and merge-request prep. Reviewers can audit exactly what the model did before approving the PR.

Claude task transcript
Per-task transcript — token counts, turns, cache hits, and full message log

Stack

  • Frontend: Next.js 16 (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

  • Backend: Next.js API routes, Prisma, PostgreSQL

  • Infra: PM2 cluster (zero-downtime reload), Cloudflare Tunnel (HTTP/2)

  • Quality: Playwright E2E (Chromium + mobile viewports), spec-driven workflow

  • Mobile: custom swipe / long-press / pull-to-refresh hooks, single-breakpoint design (768px)

Status

In daily use by an engineering team in production. Running behind Cloudflare Tunnel; not publicly accessible.