Worklane — Git skill for Claude Code

Worklane

**Know who's on every task.**

Open-source harness for running a crew of Claude agents on a real codebase: parallel workers, an independent evaluator, a shared GitHub Issues backlog, and a live dashboard showing who owns every task.

**Status: pre-alpha (step 1 of 7).** Config, `install`/`doctor`, guardrail hooks, secret scanning, the vacuity check and the Stop gate work. The coordinator arrives in step 2.

What it is

• Parallel workers, each in its own git worktree, picking up ready issues from a GitHub Issues backlog that humans and agents share.
• A deterministic coordinator (plain code, not an LLM) that claims work, enforces budgets, retries, and moves state. Agents never hold GitHub write tokens; they propose actions and the coordinator validates and performs them.
• An independent evaluator with fresh context and read-only access that writes a failing reproduction test first, then judges the change against the issue's done_when contract.
• Risk-based review levels computed from what a change touches, so docs fixes land on their own and money-path changes wait for a human.
• A land queue (direct-to-main or PRs) that batches compatible changes and bisects on failure.
• Guardrails that block the few truly dangerous things (signing from a live wallet, writing to the production database) and nothing else.
• One append-only event log that the dashboard, reports, scorecard and decision inbox all read from.

See [docs/design.md](docs/design.md) for the architecture and [docs/prior-art.md](docs/prior-art.md) for what we borrowed and from where.

Quick start (planned)

npm install --save-dev github:jayden1711/worklane#v0.1.0
npx worklane install   # scaffolds .worklane/, hooks and settings
npx worklane doctor    # verifies the install
npx worklane up        # starts the coordinator and dashboard

Secret scanning

• CI and agent sessions: gitleaks scans every commit (agents can't commit unscanned) and