Gapfy Cue overview

Gapfy Cue is a Windows desktop cockpit for development projects and operational procedures. It gives developers one place to launch the tools around a project, prepare a machine, check whether a workspace is ready, and run repeatable team procedures. Cue is local first and can also sync work through the Gapfy platform.

Who Cue is for

Cue is for development teams that want a dependable path from a project name to a working environment. It is especially useful when onboarding depends on knowledge held by a few people, when daily work starts with the same set of IDEs, terminals, folders and URLs, or when operational procedures need more control than a wiki page can provide.

An organization can arrange work as Organization, Team and Project, with a people directory and memberships that reflect who belongs where. This keeps projects, reusable blueprints and procedures connected to the team that owns them.

One cockpit for every project

Register a project once, then open its IDE, terminal, folders and URLs with one-click actions. Saved run and debug profiles can launch work in a known shape, orchestrate several steps, and attach to Visual Studio. A readiness view checks dependencies and shows what is missing on the current machine before you begin.

See the projects and onboarding guide.

Procedures that run

Cue turns team knowledge into executable runbooks. Procedures use 28 typed executor types for local actions, checks, validations and scripts. Scripts require explicit confirmation. A Decision step can ask a question, then continue the run, jump to a later step, or end it. Safe resume preserves a controlled way back after an interruption.

Production-sensitive steps also require explicit confirmation and are recorded. A procedure can trigger a real Azure DevOps pipeline and follow it to completion, or hand work to Riff, Echo or Harmony when one of those products is the better tool. See the procedures and runbooks guide.

Repeatable environment setup

The eight-step Create Local Environment wizard compiles setup into an executable run that gets the code, restores it and configures the machine. Blueprints let a workspace reuse project and procedure templates, while readiness checks expose missing dependencies before the run starts. Learn more in the environment setup guide.

Local work with connected safeguards

Full offline guest mode works without an account. Signed-in work can sync across machines through the Gapfy platform. Secrets stored in variables are encrypted at rest locally and on the server, Azure DevOps tokens are stored encrypted, and the activity ledger records who ran what. Cue supports multiple languages, light and dark themes, and selectable accent colors.

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