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@ymdvsymd/whirlwind

v0.3.3

Published

Multi-agent development orchestrator with TUI

Downloads

956

Readme

whirlwind

Multi-agent development orchestrator — milestone-driven autonomous development with Planner, Builder, and Verifier agents.

Quick start

From a plan file (recommended)

  1. Write a Markdown plan with ## Heading sections for each milestone
  2. Run whirlwind:
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --plan=./plan.md

Use --dry-run to validate the plan without executing agents:

npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --plan=./plan.md --dry-run

From milestones.json

  1. Create a milestones.json (see format below)
  2. Run whirlwind:
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --milestones=./milestones.json

milestones.json

whirlwind requires a milestones.json file that defines what to build. Without it, the tool exits immediately.

{
  "brief": "Background context for the project and what needs to be done",
  "milestones": [
    {
      "id": "m1",
      "goal": "Implement feature X\n\n### Step 1: ...\n### Step 2: ...",
      "status": "pending",
      "summary": "",
      "tasks": []
    }
  ]
}

| Field | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | brief | string | Project context — background, target files, design decisions | | milestones[].id | string | Milestone ID (m1, m2, ...) | | milestones[].goal | string | Full implementation details — file paths, code examples, steps | | milestones[].status | string | "pending" / "done" | | milestones[].summary | string | Populated by whirlwind on completion | | milestones[].tasks | array | Populated by whirlwind during execution |

Default path: .whirlwind/milestones.json (override with --milestones=PATH).

Usage

Pattern 1: Run with npx

# from a plan file
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --plan=./plan.md

# dry-run (validate plan without running agents)
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --plan=./plan.md --dry-run

# from milestones.json
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --milestones=./milestones.json

# with config file
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --config=./whirlwind.json --milestones=./milestones.json

# override agent kinds
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --plan=./plan.md --builder=codex --verifier=claude-code

# override models
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind --plan=./plan.md --planner-model=sonnet --builder-model=opus

# validate config
npx -y @ymdvsymd/whirlwind validate ./whirlwind.json

Pattern 2: Install globally with npm i -g

npm i -g @ymdvsymd/whirlwind

# from a plan file
whirlwind --plan=./plan.md

# dry-run
whirlwind --plan=./plan.md --dry-run

# from milestones.json
whirlwind --milestones=./milestones.json

# with config file
whirlwind --config=./whirlwind.json --milestones=./milestones.json

# override agent kinds
whirlwind --plan=./plan.md --builder=codex --lang=ja

# override models
whirlwind --plan=./plan.md --planner-model=sonnet --verifier-model=haiku

# validate config
whirlwind validate ./whirlwind.json

CLI flags

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --plan=PATH | Plan markdown file path (sections become milestones) | | --milestones=PATH | Milestones JSON file path (default: .whirlwind/milestones.json) | | --dry-run | Validate plan/milestones without executing agents | | --config=PATH | Config file path | | --planner=KIND | Override planner agent kind | | --builder=KIND | Override builder agent kind | | --verifier=KIND | Override verifier agent kind | | --planner-model=MODEL | Override planner model (default: sonnet for claude-code) | | --builder-model=MODEL | Override builder model (default: sonnet for claude-code) | | --verifier-model=MODEL | Override verifier model (default: sonnet for claude-code) | | --lang=LANG | Review language (auto/ja/en) | | --log=PATH | Log file path | | --run-log | Auto-create whirlwind.log in run directory (with --plan) | | --max-in-flight=N | Max concurrent DAG tasks (default: 3) |

Agent kind options

  • claude / claude-code
  • codex
  • mock

Ralph preset defaults

The --ralph flag configures a three-agent loop with these defaults:

| Role | Agent kind | Default model | |------|-----------|---------------| | Planner | claude-code | sonnet | | Builder | codex | (SDK default) | | Verifier | claude-code | sonnet |

Model defaults

When using claude-code kind, models default to:

| Role | Default model | |------|---------------| | Planner | sonnet | | Builder | sonnet | | Verifier | sonnet |

Model aliases (opus, sonnet, haiku) resolve to the latest version automatically. You can also specify exact model IDs like claude-sonnet-4-6.