I Was So Angry, I Actually Shipped It

A while ago I wrote about how I was fed up enough with project management tools to build my own. No URL. No code. Just a rant and some screenshots of a half-baked UI. Several people in the comments called it a tease. They weren't wrong. So here's the follow-up nobody at least three people did ask for. The UI Didn't Happen Let me be upfront: I didn't build the fancy web UI I was implicitly promising. I started down that road a couple of times, got bored fighting CSS and component state, and asked myself the honest question — who is this actually for? Me. It's for me. And I live in the terminal. So I threw out the frontend entirely and built a CLI instead. No regrets. Meet rewelo rewelo — Relative Weight Backlogs for the CLI and MCP. It does exactly what I said I wanted: it prioritizes work using four dimensions instead of the fictional psychic measurement known as story points. Every ticket gets scored on: Benefit — value gained by doing the thing Penalty — cost of not doing the thing E