Tapestry

What it does

Tapestry is a solo or collaborative todo list that tracks what blocks what. Link dependent tasks and it tells you what's truly actionable today — not just what's overdue. Share workspaces with your human or machine team in real time, and assign tasks to AI agents via MCP, so your bots can pick up work right alongside you and plan concrete, complex tasks without losing track of what needs to be done.

A task manager built for solving hard problems.

Tapestry starts like a plain todo list. Add links when one thing depends on another, and your list turns into the work you can actually do now. If your list starts getting cluttered, hide blocked tasks with links. Snooze entire projects at once. Automatically focus tasks if their dependents come due. Type the thing. Press enter. You can add notes, dates, links, and workspace cleanup later. Doable stuff stays in front of you. Blocked stuff can wait quietly until the thing before it is done. Hover the chevrons. You can see the tiny list without losing your place. Snooze a whole cluster when it is not relevant yet. If a dependent task is due, Tapestry pulls the prerequisite chain back into…from tapestry.pyrite.ai

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