What runs here
A local daemon, repo state, checkout locks, runtime handoff, and job history on your machine or server.
terminal-native agent coordination
Gitmoot installs as an agent skill and local CLI, then coordinates goals, reviews, jobs, locks, PR comments, multi-agent orchestration, and SkillOpt loops across Codex, Claude Code, Kimi Code, and shell agents.
Install Gitmoot from https://gitmoot.io/install.sh, read https://gitmoot.io/SKILL.md, enable the Gitmoot skill/plugin for this agent runtime, run the Gitmoot doctor checks, and tell me what is ready.You do not need to memorize the Gitmoot command surface first. Ask the runtime to install, read the skill, run the checks, and report readiness.
Paste the prompt into Codex, Claude Code, Kimi Code, or your local runtime.
Read the Gitmoot skill and prepare this repo.The agent installs the CLI, enables the skill/plugin, and runs doctor checks.
gitmoot plugin doctorGoals, reviews, jobs, locks, and PR comments move through Gitmoot with attribution.
gitmoot goal templateOne prompt, four runtimes, no hosted control plane. Gitmoot runs on your machine and keeps GitHub as the audit trail.
Codex · Claude · Kimi · Shell
No hosted control plane
MIT licensed, self-hosted
Paste it, done
Gitmoot gives you a local cockpit for the things that disappear in ad hoc prompt chains: agent sessions, job state, branch locks, health, reviews, and SkillOpt training.

Gitmoot keeps execution close to your checkout while GitHub remains the collaboration surface and audit trail.
A local daemon, repo state, checkout locks, runtime handoff, and job history on your machine or server.
PR comments, review context, task requests, and the durable audit trail your team already uses.
No hosted control plane is needed to route local Codex, Claude Code, Kimi Code, or shell agents.
Gitmoot owns job routing and recovery close to the checkout.
Maintainers keep working in issues, PRs, comments, and reviews.
Agents claim work instead of colliding in the same repo.
Codex, Claude Code, Kimi Code, custom prompts, and shell agents can all participate.
Maintainers ask in GitHub or agent chat. Gitmoot claims the job, locks the branch, routes the runtime, and posts the result with context.
@planner review this PR through GitmootA request starts in GitHub or in the current agent chat.
claim job and lock branchThe daemon records ownership, checkout state, and runtime target.
route to Codex, Claude, or shellThe selected runtime works locally with the repo and goal context.
post attributed updateGitHub receives the status, findings, or follow-up commit context.
A coordinator can fan work out to many agents — running in parallel or in dependency order — and reconvene the results, with bounded, attributed jobs.
A coordinator returns a delegations DAG; independent steps run in parallel and a continuation synthesizes the results.
Spawn throwaway agents from an inline spec — runtime, model, prompt — with no pre-registration, auto-disposed after the job.
Pick the right model per agent, job, or delegation across Codex, Claude Code, and Kimi Code — a cheap model for easy steps, a stronger one to verify.
Gitmoot SkillOpt is based on Microsoft SkillOpt, then tuned for human-feedback optimization loops around reusable agent skills.
Check whether gitmoot-skillopt is installed and usable. If it is missing, install the current release and verify the optimizer can run before starting a SkillOpt optimization.Collect examples, rankings, repo context, and review packets.
Create candidate skill or template behavior from the training set.
Rank outputs and preserve the human signal that made them better.
Run gitmoot-skillopt after verifying the optimizer binary is usable.
Accept, reject, or continue from an explicit candidate decision.
Gitmoot is for teams that want GitHub-native coordination without giving up local execution, locks, review routing, or dashboard visibility.
| Capability | Ad hoc prompts | Plain GitHub issues | Manual PR review | Hosted orchestrators | Gitmoot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agent can install/use directly | partial | no | no | partial | yes |
| GitHub-native workflow | no | yes | yes | partial | yes |
| Local-first execution | partial | no | partial | no | yes |
| Branch/job locking | no | no | no | partial | yes |
| Attributed PR comments | no | partial | yes | partial | yes |
| Review coordination | manual | manual | manual | partial | yes |
| Skill/template optimization | no | no | no | partial | yes |
| TUI/dashboard visibility | no | no | no | partial | yes |
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