Tasks, their whole history and the time they took live in your git repo as an append-only journal: one JSON file per event, never edited, never deleted. Everyone else keeps state — a task file, a row, a spec. State drifts, conflicts on merge and forgets. Events cannot: board and velocity are folded from the journal on read. Your team reads it in the terminal, your AI agents read the same thing as --json. No server, no account, no network. MIT.
Kadence is a Git-native task journal that records tasks as an append-only JSON file in a Git repository, ensuring a complete and immutable history. It allows both teams and AI agents to access task data directly from the terminal without the need for a server or account.
A source that found nothing is a measurement. A source that has not run is a gap. Neither means the launch lacks the thing.