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Repo Control

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Description

One local dashboard for many Git repos — status, Docker, and your Codex/Claude/Gemini CLI sessions.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

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repo-control

A local-first command center for multi-repository workspaces.

When work spans several repositories, the important state is scattered across terminal tabs, Git clients, Docker commands and local AI-agent sessions. repo-control turns one workspace folder into a live operational view: what is clean, what is drifting, what needs attention and which action is safe to run next.

repo-control v0.7.0 demo: workspace triage, repository search, scoped Git details, persistent terminal and Task Engineering

Dashboard → repository catalog → Ctrl+P search → repository overview → branches → persistent terminal → Task Engineering. Captured from the live v0.7.0 application with local paths normalized; click the GIF for the full-quality video.

The problem

A normal multi-repository workflow creates three recurring costs:

  • State is fragmented. Dirty trees, ahead/behind branches, recent activity, running containers and agent conversations live in different tools.
  • Context switching is expensive. Routine work means repeatedly finding a folder, opening a terminal and reconstructing the repository context.
  • Automation can become unsafe. Broad scripts are fast, but a command executed in the wrong directory can be destructive.

repo-control keeps the convenience of a dashboard without moving control to a remote service.

Without repo-control With repo-control
Inspect repositories one at a time Triage the entire workspace from one live health view
Rebuild context before every command Open Git, branches, terminal and Docker already scoped to a repository
Search each AI