Vibeyard: Open-Source Dashboard That Launches Claude Sessions from PRs, Issues, and Kanban Cards

Vibeyard is an open-source (MIT) dashboard that replaces the morning routine of opening three tabs (GitHub PRs, task board, terminal sessions). It starts as a blank canvas where you drop widgets — open PRs, issues, AI readiness, active sessions, kanban, team — and arrange them freely.
Key Features
- Widgets: Drop in widgets for GitHub PRs, issues, AI readiness, active Claude sessions, kanban boards, and team status.
- Click-to-session: Click any card and it spawns a Claude Code session scoped to that context. A PR card opens a review session; an issue opens a plan-the-fix session; a stale session resumes where you left off.
- Open source: MIT license on GitHub at github.com/elirantutia/vibeyard. Contributions welcome.
The creator built this after finding that even with a kanban, they still needed to check GitHub PRs, the task board, and half-finished terminal sessions every morning just to decide what to work on. Vibeyard consolidates that into a single customizable home screen.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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