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Founders OS integrates CRM, tasks, and financials to find stalled projects

A new open-source tool called Founders OS has been developed to help small consulting businesses identify stalled projects by integrating data from task lists, CRM, and financial ledgers. This system, designed as an MCP (Memory, Context, and Process) server, allows users to query their business context across different AI clients like Claude or Cursor. The tool emphasizes data ownership and portability, running locally over stdio against a user's own PostgreSQL database, and is released under an MIT license. AI

IMPACT Provides a framework for AI to reason across disparate business data, improving operational efficiency.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new software tool for business operations that integrates AI capabilities.

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Founders OS integrates CRM, tasks, and financials to find stalled projects

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Douglas D ·

    Nothing in my task list said "stuck." My AI found it anyway.

    <p>I run a small consulting shop. The failure mode is never a dramatic one. It is a thing that quietly stopped moving three weeks ago and nobody noticed because it still looks fine in the task list.</p> <p>Task lists are bad at this. A task sitting in "in progress" looks identica…