Camp

Camp is an AI workspace and context management tool that organizes projects, tools, ideas, and planning documents.

Camp manages your camps, where each camp represents a distinct context in your life like your job, a side project, or taxes. It holds the projects you work on and hosts festivals to handle planning and execution. Users can move between camps, projects, and workstations while keeping plans and context within reach. The tool features fuzzy-matched directory navigation via the cgo shell command and unified work queues. It integrates deeply with Git for submodules, commits, and worktree navigation. Camp is designed for developers and knowledge workers who need to structure and scale complex project contexts.

Camp at a glance

Best for: Software engineer, Product manager
Runs on: macOS, Linux, CLI, API, open source
Pricing: Free
Released: October 2026
Category: AI productivity tool
Website: github.com/obedience-corp/camp

Key features

Fuzzy navigation with category shortcuts
Project management with git submodules and worktrees
Work item tracking and triage
Git integration with commit queues and status syncing
Camp operations including health checks and file transfers
Intelligent tab completion for paths and commands
Shared skill bundles across AI tools

Use it for

Manage multiple software development projects and repositories
Track ideas, notes, and work items across different contexts
Navigate large workspaces using shell integration and shortcuts
Synchronize git repositories and manage worktrees

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