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@aleclamble/slop-cop

v1.0.3

Published

12 days ago

Agent-agnostic GitHub issue intake, repo scouting, and isolated worktree PR automation.

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agents codex github issues worktrees automation

Slop Cop

cd my-repo
npm install -g @aleclamble/slop-cop
slop-cop init
slop-cop service install --start

Slop Cop is an agent-agnostic local automation runner for GitHub-backed repos. It watches prefixed issues, gives each issue to a coding agent in an isolated git worktree, and opens a pull request when the work is ready.

Slop Cop never auto-merges. It uses GitHub Issues as the queue and GitHub Pull Requests as the review surface.

Requirements

Node.js 20+
npm 10+
Git 2.38+
GitHub CLI (gh) authenticated with repo access
A GitHub repo with Issues enabled
At least one supported agent CLI: codex, claude, opencode, or a custom command

Commands

slop-cop init
slop-cop doctor
slop-cop status
slop-cop run intake
slop-cop run scout
slop-cop start
slop-cop stop
slop-cop service install --start
slop-cop logs

Safety Model

The active worktree is only modified by init, which writes .slop-cop.yml.
Issue work happens in separate git worktrees.
Completed work opens PRs; Slop Cop does not merge them.
Background state and logs live under ~/.slop-cop.
Scout issue creation is chosen during init; the guided default is create.

Configuration

Each repo has its own .slop-cop.yml. Run slop-cop init to choose the prefix, agent, approval behavior, scout categories, and intervals without opening the config file.

More detail: