TaskPeace: a single ranked queue that lets AI coding agents pull work via MCP

Show HN: TaskPeace – a task queue my AI coding agents pull work from over MCP

TaskPeace launched on HN today: a single priority queue that Claude Code, Cursor, and other coding agents pull tasks from via MCP or REST. Agents call get_next_task, work the top item, and report back—humans only rank once. Free tier includes 200 active tasks and 5 projects; Pro is $10/month for unlimited use. It's MIT-licensed and self-hostable, with data stored in Upstash KV or locally. Worth noting: it's a lightweight coordination layer for individuals or small teams right now—the post doesn't mention team permissions or audit logs.

Why it matters: Clear product thinking, addresses a real queue-management pain point in AI coding agent workflows. HN launch gives it discussion heat. But it's a brand-new release with no usage data or real-world validation yet — scored at the featured threshold of 72 as a debut product.