Know the state of your work without opening five tabs.
Salience is a macOS app that knows what you're working on. It connects to the tools you already use — GitHub, Jira, CI, Docker, AWS, Sentry — and joins what they know into one live picture: every branch, PR, ticket and build, what state it's in, and what needs you.
You glance at it. Your AI agents query it. Nothing leaves your machine.
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- My Work — everything you have in flight — branch, PR, ticket, CI — joined into one list, worst first. Includes the state no single tool can show you: PR merged but the ticket still open.
- Stand-up — the ticket board with branches and PRs joined on. Read your update straight off the screen.
- Worktrees — clean up after your AI agents. Every checkout with its PR state, uncommitted changes and disk size — and a verdict on which are safe to reclaim.
- The Map — your changed files as a map you arrange yourself, Compose services as buildings lit by their containers, and your agents moving as they work. Sentry stack traces draw directly over your working copy.
- Suggested actions — change a test file and "run this test" appears, with the exact command — host or container. Results stay on the row.
- Checks — one-click
composer audit, PHPStan, Psalm, schema validation. Verdicts are cached, so you can always see what they said last time. - Stack — your Docker Compose services with live health state. Start, stop, restart, tail logs.
- Review — your branch's diff against the right base, before you push. Double-click any file to open it in your editor.
- Code Graph — your routes, like API docs — except each one opens the actual call graph. Pick a route, see the code it touches, ⌘-click into your IDE (PHP today).
- MCP server — point Claude, Codex or Cursor at the same joined graph. "What's my stand-up?" "Which worktrees can I delete?" No more scraping five tabs.
- Command palette — ⌘K for every task, container, PR URL and map jump.
- Private by design — an encrypted database on your machine, credentials in the macOS Keychain, and a built-in network monitor showing every request the app makes. You're the customer, not the product.
Works with: GitHub (PRs, reviews, CI, issues) · Jira · AWS (ECR/ECS) · Sentry · Docker Compose — connect your tools →
Salience works with any git repository, but it goes deepest on PHP today. It reads your composer.json, cues PHPUnit, Pest and PHPCS runs for the files you changed, one-clicks PHPStan, Psalm and composer audit, syncs your Symfony or Laravel routes, and answers a question grep can't: what code does this route actually touch? — in the app, and for your agents over MCP.
Salience is Home Assistant for your dev tools. Each tool knows its own slice; none of them can answer the questions that span them — is my ticket in sync with my PR? What's actually deployed right now? Salience joins the slices and turns the questions into answers. The full story →
- Download the latest release — macOS 13+, Apple Silicon and Intel.
- Add a project (any local git repository).
- Connect a tool — GitHub, Jira, AWS, Sentry, Docker — and watch the picture fill in.
Full walkthrough: First run →
Pre-release: Salience is in early development. Expect rough edges — please report what you find on the issues page.
This repo hosts the documentation site and the release distribution for Salience.