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agentplane

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🛩️ Git-native workflow control for coding agents: approved plans, verification, and reviewable evidence for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Aider.

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Works with any agent

ships AGENTS.md, the cross-tool instruction file.

In its own words

README.mdbasilisk-labs/agentplane

CLI-first operational workflows and evidence for AI agents.

Agentplane helps you route local agent work through tasks, plans, verification, context, recipes, and Git-visible evidence.

Operationalize AI-assisted engineering with reproducible local workflow records.

Install

Requirements: Node.js 24+, Git, and a local terminal.

What is Agentplane?

Agentplane is not another agent framework. It is the operational layer around AI agents: workflows, orchestration, local context, recipes, verification, task artifacts, and ACR evidence.

Use Agentplane when you want agent work to be debuggable, reproducible, observable, and safe to operate beyond a single chat session.

What Agentplane writes

agentplane init and task lifecycle commands create inspectable operational artifacts:

The default quickstart runs locally and writes local project artifacts. It does not require account creation. If you enable integrations that publish feedback or artifacts, the integration docs explain the destination and opt-in setting.

Agent Change Record

An Agent Change Record is a machine-readable record of AI-assisted engineering work. It captures task intent, workflow state, changed files, verification evidence, and review status.

Schema: schemas/acr-v0.1.schema.json.

Local context

Local context is the operational knowledge an agent needs for a specific repository or workflow: conventions, constraints, current state, reusable notes, tool instructions, and run history.

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