Gitoza Lite
github.com/gitoza-io/gitoza-lite- Category
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- No. 2126Tools index
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- TOOL
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- Productivity & Collaboration
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- Editor Extension
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- 2 stars
- Date
About
Gitoza Lite is a VS Code extension that stores tickets, releases, wiki pages, and test cases as plain YAML files under a .gitoza-lite/ directory in a repository, with a structured UI for browsing, editing, and searching them. Because everything is YAML tracked in git, teams review and merge task changes through normal pull requests, and AI coding assistants can draft new tickets as files that get refined in the extension before committing.
At a glance
Gitoza Lite gives VS Code a structured editor for tickets, wiki pages, releases and manual test runs stored as Markdown in the repository. It is worth trying when the people doing the work already use Git and want changes to tickets and test cases reviewed with the code.
Good fit
Small development teams that prefer repository files for planning and manual QA.
Consider something else when
Skip it if stakeholders need a shared tracker without Git, or if you need automated test execution.
Start here
Open a scratch repository in VS Code and create one ticket or test case through Gitoza Lite. Save it and inspect the Git diff for the Markdown body and YAML fields before sharing it.
Cost and requirements
MIT-licensed. Requires VS Code 1.85 or later and an open workspace. The repository contains demo data that the published extension does not bundle.
Limits to know
Edits save to files under .gitoza-lite and become visible to anyone who can read the repository if committed. Test runs record manual results. Existing Gitoza Desktop data requires a manual move.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
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