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Any Mac with macOS 14 Sonoma or later. The widget comes in the Large and Extra Large sizes.

Open Morning Board once, then right-click an empty part of the desktop, choose Edit Widgets, search for Morning Board and drag it onto the desktop.

Read-only access to Metadata, Pull requests, Commit statuses and Actions, for the repositories you want to see. Never grant write access; Morning Board only reads.

Yes. A fine-grained token reaches one owner, either your account or one organization, so add one token per owner; the same login can be connected several times. By default one widget shows every connection; to split them, add a second widget and pick a connection in Edit Widget.

Some organizations require an administrator to approve fine-grained tokens before they can read organization repositories. Ask an organization owner to approve the token under the organization's personal access token settings. Your other repositories keep working in the meantime.

macOS limits how often widgets refresh. Click the refresh arrow at the top right of the widget, and keep Morning Board running in the menu bar (turn on Open at login in Privacy) so it refreshes every 10 minutes.

Morning Board reads the Calendar and Reminders apps on your Mac. Accounts added in System Settings, such as iCloud, Google or Exchange, are included. Calendars that exist only inside another app cannot be shown.

No. It only reads. The one thing it writes is marking a reminder complete in the Reminders app when you click its circle.

In the app, open Privacy and choose Remove All Accounts and Data. Do this before deleting the app: macOS keeps Keychain items after an app is removed.