Where git-native tracking earns its keep
grite is a good fit whenever you want the task graph to live with the code, work offline, and merge cleanly across people and agents. Three concrete situations where that pays off.
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AI coding agents
→Give autonomous agents a durable, shared task graph they can read and write — with conflict-free merges when several run in parallel.
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Offline issue tracking
→Open, edit, and close issues on a plane or an air-gapped box. Everything is local; sync happens the next time you push.
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Monorepo task tracking
→Track work across a large monorepo where issues branch and merge alongside the code they describe — no external tracker to keep in sync.