storybloq

Overview of storybloq

What it is

Storybloq provides project memory and workflows for Claude Code and Codex. It keeps stories, plans, handovers, and review evidence in a .story/ directory of JSON and markdown files within the repository. Users can resume work across sessions and follow progress in an optional Mac app. The tool includes a CLI, an MCP server, and a skill for AI clients.

Key features

• CLI storybloq to inspect and mutate .story/ from the terminal.
• MCP server that Claude Code and Codex can call directly to read and update project state.
• Skill /story in Claude Code or $story in Codex to load project state at session start.
• Optional Mac app (free on the App Store) that watches .story/ and updates live while the AI client works.
• Autonomous mode with planning, independent reviews, tests, and finalization; approved plan snapshots preserve the approach.
• Handovers preserve decisions and next steps; persisted session state supports guarded continuation.
• Ledger dashboard for Claude Code (version 2.1.272+) shows tickets, issues, and progress in a pane beside the transcript.

Use cases

Starting a new coding session by loading recorded project context. Recording stories, decisions, and handovers to avoid repeated mistakes and relitigated design decisions. Adding autonomous workflows, independent review, or connected repositories as the project grows.

Getting started

bash npm install -g @storybloq/storybloq@latest storybloq setup --client all Requires Node.js 20+ and at least one AI client: Claude Code or Codex CLI 0.130.0+.

License and pricing

The CLI and MCP server are source-available under PolyForm Shield. The Mac app is free on the App Store. The pricing type is listed as open source.

Based on the project's public README and repository metadata.