Gajae-code brings workflow discipline to AI agents
Gajae-Code is an experimental external workflow harness that runs alongside CLI-based AI coding agents to enforce structured, multi-phase planning and execution. Running via Bun, it executes agents inside isolated Git worktrees and tmux sessions to ensure disciplined code generation and clean workspaces.
AI coding agents are notorious for jumping straight into code modifications and creating messy branch states, making external constraints like Gajae-Code a necessary guardrail for production environments.
- –**Workflow discipline over raw intelligence:** By forcing agents to go through a requirements clarification interview (`deep-interview`) and multiple planning review stages (`ralplan`), it reduces hallucination rates and poorly conceived implementations before file changes occur.
- –**Clean execution environments:** Leveraging isolated Git worktrees and tmux sessions ensures that agent processes do not pollute active workspaces and can run complex tasks concurrently without manual oversight.
- –**Interoperability as a key advantage:** Because it acts as an external harness with an MCP/RPC control plane rather than a vendor-locked IDE extension, it can orchestrate diverse, multi-agent frameworks seamlessly.
- –**Early-stage limitations:** Currently in beta and experimental status, meaning developers must still carefully verify the output verification artifacts before deployment.
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