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@superclawd-ai/pipelines

v0.1.87

Published

Turn your board into an autonomous pipeline — a local, opt-in SuperClawd extension that runs your own Claude on your tickets and opens PRs for review.

Readme

SuperClawd Pipelines

Turn your board into an autonomous pipeline. SuperClawd Pipelines is a local web app that puts your own Claude to work on your tickets: assign an issue and Claude plans it, works in an isolated git worktree, opens a pull request, and hands it back for your review.

It's an opt-in extension to the SuperClawd CLI, and it runs entirely on your machine.

Requirements

Install

npm install -g superclawd              # the CLI, if you don't have it yet
npm install -g @superclawd-ai/pipelines

Quick start

superclawd pipelines start

This launches the app and opens your browser at http://localhost:63210. Connect a workspace, bring in a board, assign a ticket, and start a run.

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | superclawd pipelines start [--port <n>] [-d] | Start the app (-d runs it in the background) | | superclawd pipelines status | Show whether it's running | | superclawd pipelines stop | Stop it | | superclawd pipelines update | Update to the latest version |

What you can do

  • Work your real board — Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Monday, or a built-in local board.
  • Autonomous, isolated runs — each ticket works in its own git worktree and opens its own PR, so concurrent runs never collide.
  • Stay in control — supervised or autonomous per run, with a human sign-off before anything is marked Done.
  • Schedule work and watch PRs — run tasks on a cadence, and let the built-in PR monitor auto-fix failing CI.
  • Chat in your workspace — an interactive session that carries your team, guardrails, and memory.
  • Automate with the API — an optional key-authenticated HTTP API and signed webhooks drive the board and stream run events to your own tooling.

How it works

Pipelines doesn't ship its own model. For every run it launches the SuperClawd CLI, which starts Claude Code with your directives, memory, and guardrails — so your own Claude does the work while Pipelines orchestrates. State lives in a local SQLite database on your machine; nothing runs in SuperClawd's cloud, and runs pause when your machine sleeps and resume when you come back.

Documentation

Full guide: docs.superclawd.com/pipelines.html