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claudectl

v0.2.6

Published

A CLI tool for orchestrating Claude Code agents through the use of git worktrees

Readme

ClaudeCtl

CI

A CLI tool for orchestrating Claude Code agents through git worktrees.

Commands

claudectl init

Initialize the current project for claudectl. Must be run in a git repository with Claude Code installed.

claudectl task <task-name>

Create a new git worktree for the specified task.

Arguments:

  • <task-name>: Name of the task/branch (e.g., feat/new-feature)

claudectl list

List all active task worktrees with their status.

claudectl rm <task-name>

Remove a task worktree and clean up associated files.

Arguments:

  • <task-name>: Name of the task to remove

claudectl completions [shell]

Generate or manage shell completions.

Options:

  • --verify: Check if completions are installed and working
  • --install: Install completions automatically

Arguments:

  • [shell]: Target shell (bash, zsh, fish, powershell, elvish)

claudectl repair

Repair shell completions and fix common configuration issues.

Options:

  • --force: Force repair even if completions appear working

Global Options

  • --debug: Enable debug logging output

Installation

Via npm (Recommended)

npm install -g claudectl

Shell completions are installed automatically. If they don't work:

# Verify installation
claudectl completions --verify

# Repair if needed
claudectl repair

Manual Installation

  1. Download the binary from releases
  2. Install completions manually:
# Generate completions for your shell
claudectl completions zsh > ~/.zsh_completion.d/_claudectl

# Add to your shell config
echo 'fpath+=~/.zsh_completion.d' >> ~/.zshrc
echo 'autoload -U compinit && compinit' >> ~/.zshrc

Shell Completions

Claudectl includes smart shell completions that:

  • Complete command names and options
  • Dynamically complete task names for claudectl rm
  • Work across bash, zsh, fish, PowerShell, and elvish

Troubleshooting Completions

If completions aren't working:

  1. Check installation: claudectl completions --verify
  2. Repair automatically: claudectl repair
  3. Manual repair: npm run setup
  4. Reinstall completely: npm uninstall -g claudectl && npm install -g claudectl

Common Issues

  • Completions not loading: Restart your terminal or run exec $SHELL
  • Permission errors: Check that completion directories are writable
  • Mixed installations: Remove old completion files before reinstalling
  • Dynamic task completion not working: Ensure you're in a claudectl-initialized repository

Contributing

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes
  4. Run tests with cargo test
  5. Submit a pull request

License

MIT - see LICENSE file for details.