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@cooked-ham/hamgoose

v0.1.8

Published

npm launcher for hamgoose — Factory-Droid-style Mission orchestration extension for Goose (goal → plan → approve → isolated workers → validated code)

Readme

@cooked-ham/hamgoose

npm launcher for hamgoose — Factory-Droid-style Mission orchestration for Goose: goal in, structured plan, approval gate, isolated workers in git worktrees, dual validation, auto-correction. Out: validated code.

What is this package?

hamgoose itself is a Python stdio MCP server — this package is a thin, dependency-free launcher so the install works from the Node world too. It finds (or installs) the Python package and runs it. All mission logic lives in the GitHub repo — single source of truth.

Usage

# either globally …
npm i -g @cooked-ham/hamgoose
hamgoose register        # install the Python package + register with Goose
hamgoose help            # show all commands

# …or ad-hoc via npx
npx @cooked-ham/hamgoose install     # install the Python package (idempotent)
npx @cooked-ham/hamgoose register    # install + register with Goose's config
npx -y @cooked-ham/hamgoose          # run the MCP stdio server (what Goose spawns)

Use it as a Goose extension

goose configureExtensions → Add Extension → Type STDIO, Name hamgoose, Command:

npx -y @cooked-ham/hamgoose

(If you did npm i -g @cooked-ham/hamgoose, the command is simply hamgoose.)

…or the equivalent extensions: entry in config.yaml. Then in any repo: goose/prompts (list) or /prompt start_mission (guided setup).

Equivalent channels: pip install git+https://github.com/cooked-ham/hamgoose.git or, once on PyPI, pip install hamgoose / uvx hamgoose.

Requirements

  • Node ≥ 18
  • Python ≥ 3.11 (auto-detected: python3, python, py -3)
  • git on PATH (for the git+ install URL)

License

MIT — see LICENSE.