a whole software company in one window.
staffed by agents. managed by you, or, honestly, not.
every project gets a manager. the manager gets staff: a designer, a researcher, a planner, whoever you've hired. it hands them the jobs, they go off in their own side chats, and each one comes back with a report. you can watch them work. you don't have to.
the manager never reads the 4,000 lines of logs. it sends someone. that's why, three projects and forty runs later, it still remembers what you said on monday. delegation, but for context. management consultants hate this.
docs / desk / chatsa run is a line of nodes: plan, work, checks, review, gate, land. reorder them. bolt on a second reviewer. take the gate off entirely if you're feeling brave (78% of people are, probably). quick-fix, full build, batch and research ship in the box. everything after that is yours.
docs / work / templatesruns get no internet and can't run a single command. they edit files and that's it. your checks do the running, and they don't care how confident the model sounded. red goes straight back as the next instruction, and round it goes again before you hear a thing.
docs / config / checksunit-testslinte2ehold its hand at every gate, or slide it to fafo and go to bed. five stops: launches · non-ui gates · ui gates · syncs · fafo. at fafo it approves anything with green checks and syncs as it goes. only a red check or an empty diff will stop it. it's very proud of this.
you'll know it's on: the edge of the window cycles colour, all the way round. it's been doing it since you got here. yeah. that.
docs / desk / autopilotnothing lands on your main branch without passing your checks. when a gate is yours, it waits for you, as long as it takes. approve it, trim the scope, or send it back with a reason; the next pass reads that reason.
go on, press one. it's only a shop.
docs / work / gatesit rebases onto main, lands, and closes the ticket on its way out. the run board keeps every step, every check and every send-back, for the nosy.
docs / work / land-and-sync#land