DMITRY MELNIKOV
Project 06· Personal

Kairos

Capable simplicity. Task management up to project management for the local era.

Year2026
StatusDone
Stack
Bun · Vue · Elysia · TypeScript · MCP · Supabase (PostgreSQL)
Backend
Docker · Supabase
Protocols
HTTP · MCP · WebSockets
One-liner
Tasks at the speed of thought.
Fig. 01

Kairos

Overview01

A task engine built to be controlled by humans and understood by machines.

Kairos is more than a todo list; it is a task workstation - to be used in mix-type workflows. The name, derived from the ancient Greek for “the opportune moment,” reflects the project’s goal: helping users focus on what matters now.

What sets Kairos apart is its native integration with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). By exposing a secure, authenticated MCP server, Kairos allows AI assistants like Claude to read, create, and manage tasks directly, turning a passive list into an active, collaborative environment.

The project is built using latest technologies - Vue, TypeScript, Elysia and Bun, for performance and ease of further development.

Timeline Q1 · 2026 Scope Product Design
MCP Implementation Scale Built-in MCP for use by agents

Architecture02

Kairos architecture diagram showing Vue, Elysia and Supabase
Fig. 02 — System Topology · Three main blocks: frontend, backend and database

Kairos is the opportune moment which, if missed, is lost forever.

— Ancient Greek Proverb
Outcome03

A unified platform for action.

Kairos successfully replaced my reliance on commercial task managers. It proved that a self-hosted solution can be as performant as any SaaS, while providing superior privacy and integration capabilities.

The project demonstrates the strength and flexibility of the modern JavaScript applications.

Impact Sub-100ms UI latency
Seamless AI integration Next Mobile-native app
Multi-user workspaces