Can a prompt replace Linear?

Build a personal issue tracker: issues get an auto-incrementing ID with a short team prefix, a Markdown body, a status (backlog through done or canceled), a priority, labels, and a point estimate. Make it keyboard-first: single-letter shortcuts for creating an issue and setting status, priority, and labels, full-text search across titles, bodies, and comments, and a command palette that reaches all of it without touching the mouse. Build three views: your issues, a drag-and-drop board by status, and the current cycle — a rolling two-week window with a burndown of remaining estimate, where unfinished issues roll forward automatically on the cycle's last day and finished ones archive. Add a one-way sync script that pulls open issues in from GitHub, keyed by issue number so re-running it updates existing issues instead of duplicating them. Add a shortcut that copies a suggested branch name for the selected issue to the clipboard.

Do not build real-time multiplayer, mobile apps, or writing back to GitHub — this runs on one machine for one person, and that's the honest, complete scope. Skip auth and deployment entirely.