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About Hostplan
Hostplan is an MIT-licensed, local-first tool for storing, sharing, resuming, and handing off coding-agent implementation plans.
What Hostplan is
Hostplan is an open-source CLI and web viewer that gives coding-agent plans stable, shareable, machine-readable URLs. Plans stay as plain files locally, are grouped by Git project and branch, and can be pushed to an account-backed deployment when they need to travel.
The project is built for implementation plans rather than general project management: draft approval, execution status, ordered plan stacks, addressable tasks, revisions, and one-click handoffs into coding agents.
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Compatibility policy
Hostplan documents observed deep-link behavior for Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. That does not imply a commercial partnership or official endorsement by OpenAI, Anthropic, or Anysphere. Integration pages include limitations and a last-tested date.
Crawler policy
Hostplan explicitly permits OAI-SearchBot on public product and documentation pages so they are eligible for ChatGPT Search. GPTBotfollows the general public-page crawler policy; model-training access is a separate decision and can be changed without blocking search discovery. Customer plan pages, account routes, APIs, and owner indexes remain outside the public search surface.
Updates and support
Code, documentation changes, bugs, and feature discussions live in the public GitHub repository. Product documentation is updated alongside the implementation; commands should be checked against the current CLI before use.