Gas Town Hall

A Go SDK for multi-agent coding workflows that makes agent state durable, runtime visible, and reconciliation the core primitive.

A prewired OpenTelemetry stack for Gas City and Claude Code that turns prompts, tool calls, token burn, and agent lifecycles into something you can finally inspect.

A deep look at the pack architecture, the filesystem-backed state model, and the surprisingly durable way this project turns Discord threads, DMs, and modals into workflow infrastructure.

A Dolt-backed Claude Code marketplace where tasks, trust, and agent identity are modeled in SQL, and the app is mostly a skill file that teaches Claude how to work.

A Dolt-powered system for claims, reviews, and reputation that treats rows like pull requests and communities like synchronized branches.

A tiny tap repo that points to a bigger idea: issue tracking as structured memory for coding agents, not just a dashboard for humans.

A Homebrew tap for Gas City, an orchestration SDK that pairs terminal sessions, work tracking, and Dolt-backed history to make multi-agent systems inspectable, repeatable, and less of a black box.

Instead of another markdown checklist, Beads stores tasks as a versioned, dependency-aware graph so agents can claim, branch, merge, and compact work without losing context.

A Go orchestration stack where tasks live in Beads, agents run in sandboxes, and least-privilege proxies keep multi-agent coding from collapsing into context loss.