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Gajae-Code

Encode intention. Decode software.
A focused coding-agent runner for interviews, reviewed plans, tmux-native execution, and durable verification.

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Gajae-Code is an experimental, beta-stage project. Expect rough edges and verify outputs before relying on it for important work.

What is Gajae-Code?

Gajae-Code (gjc) is an external coding-agent harness. It runs from the repository or worktree you choose, then gives the agent a small, explicit workflow surface:

deep-interview -> ralplan -> ultragoal
                         └─ optional team execution when parallel tmux workers help

It is intentionally not a hidden plugin for Codex CLI, Claude Code, OpenCode, or Claw Code. Start gjc beside those tools when you want structured planning, persistent evidence, tmux-backed workers, or an isolated worktree.

Install

bun install -g gajae-code

The scoped package is also available as @gajae-code/coding-agent.

Quick start

# Run directly in the current checkout
gjc

# Use a tmux-backed leader session
gjc --tmux

# Use an isolated worktree for risky or reviewable work
gjc --tmux --worktree ../my-task-worktree

Inside a GJC session, use the public workflow surface:

/skill:deep-interview clarify ambiguous requirements
/skill:ralplan build and critique the implementation plan
gjc ultragoal create-goals --brief-file <approved-plan>
gjc ultragoal complete-goals

Add gjc team ... only when coordinated tmux workers materially help.

Core capabilities

  • Interview before guessing: deep-interview turns vague requests into concrete requirements.
  • Plan before mutation: ralplan reviews the approach before code changes.
  • Execute with evidence: ultragoal tracks goals, revisions, checks, and completion evidence.
  • Parallelize when useful: team coordinates tmux-backed workers for larger tasks.
  • Stay external and reviewable: run from a chosen repo or worktree without patching another agent runtime.

Workflow surface

Gajae-Code ships four default workflow skills:

Skill What it does
deep-interview Clarifies ambiguous requirements before planning or code changes.
ralplan Builds and critiques an implementation plan before mutation.
ultragoal Tracks goals through execution, revision, verification, and evidence.
team Coordinates tmux-backed workers when parallel execution is worth it.

And four bundled role agents:

Agent What it does
executor Bounded implementation, fixes, and refactors.
architect Read-only architecture and code-review assessment.
planner Read-only sequencing and acceptance criteria.
critic Read-only plan critique and actionability review.

No sprawling default skill zoo: GJC improves by making this small method better.

Works beside your existing agent

Tool Recommended GJC command Boundary
Codex CLI gjc --tmux --worktree <path> or gjc External runner; run both from the same repo/worktree.
Claude Code gjc --tmux or gjc --tmux --worktree <path> GJC does not become a Claude Code extension.
OpenCode gjc or gjc --tmux External-runner workflow only today.
Claw Code gjc --tmux --worktree <path> GJC does not install into or replace Claw Code.

For remote-control protocol details, see docs/bridge.md.

Configuration

Provider retry budgets live in ~/.gjc/config.yml:

retry:
  requestMaxRetries: 4
  streamMaxRetries: 100
  maxRetries: 3
  maxDelayMs: 300000

requestMaxRetries applies before a stream is established. streamMaxRetries applies only to replay-safe transient stream failures. Invalid auth, unsupported models/providers, malformed requests, context overflow, user aborts, and permanent quota failures remain fail-fast.

TUI identity

The default dark TUI identity is the GJC red-claw theme, while light-appearance terminals default to the bundled blue-crab theme. Explicit user theme settings still win.

Development

Install dependencies and local defaults:

bun install
bun run install:defaults

Run the CLI from source:

bun packages/coding-agent/src/cli.ts --help

Default workflow definitions live in source, not committed .gjc copies:

packages/coding-agent/src/defaults/gjc/skills/<name>/SKILL.md
packages/coding-agent/src/prompts/agents/<role>.md

For workflow-definition or rebrand-surface changes, run the project gates:

bun scripts/check-visible-definitions.ts
bun scripts/verify-g002-gates.ts
bun scripts/rebrand-inventory.ts --strict
bun test packages/coding-agent/test/default-gjc-definitions.test.ts

For a package-by-package map, see docs/codebase-overview.md.

Contributors

Thanks to the people and agents helping shape the early Gajae-Code releases, including Yeachan-Heo, IYENTeam, and HaD0Yun. Contributions, bug reports, and release validation are welcome through GitHub and the Discord community.

Inspirations and lineage

Gajae-Code's default TUI identity is the crustacean pair: red-claw for dark appearance and blue-crab for light appearance. It builds on lessons from a small family of agent harnesses while keeping the public GJC surface intentionally focused. Historical attribution is kept in NOTICE.md.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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