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One spec → four CLI worktrees → one lint/typecheck/test gate

Jumping between coding CLIs burns focus; nothing owns the quality gate.

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What hurt

Anderson Lima (@andersonlimadev) lets Grok Bot orchestrate four CLIs on his Mac in parallel worktrees: Claude Code (architecture/plan → worktree/plano), Codex (general dev → worktree/feature), AGY (Gemini→Claude → worktree/agy), mcode (simple tasks → worktree/ajustes). One quality gate runs lint, typecheck, tests, build (local + Vercel preview); failures return to the same CLI; then merge/PR and clean worktrees. Not affiliated with xAI.

What to install or create

Bot splits the spec; CLIs code in worktrees; shared gate before PR.

Bots

  • Orchestrator

    Splits the spec across CLI worktrees and watches the quality gate.

Plugins

  • GitHub

    Required

Routines

  • None on the first run. Watch one manual pass first.

The prompt

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First run

  1. 1Read https://x.com/andersonlimadev/status/2111543420690813244 (credit @andersonlimadev).
  2. 2Install the CLIs you use and create matching git worktrees.
  3. 3Tell Grok Bot it orchestrates: split the spec, assign each CLI a worktree.
  4. 4Require one gate — lint, typecheck, tests, build — before merge/PR.
  5. 5On failure, send the task back to the same CLI; clean worktrees when done.

Approval fence

You still merge the PR. Failed gates go back to the CLI that owns the task.

What to tweak

Steal orchestrator + parallel worktrees + one quality gate.

Source

Anderson Lima @andersonlimadev · Original post

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