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hzl-cli

v3.2.0

Published

a month ago

CLI for HZL - External task ledger for coding agents and OpenClaw.

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hzl task-ledger task-management coding-agents ai-agents multi-agent agent-coordination claude-code codex gemini openclaw event-sourcing workflow

HZL

A durable shared task ledger for OpenClaw and other multi-agent systems. Agents wake into fresh sessions — HZL preserves continuity across those wakes so they can resume work, hand off context, and coordinate through shared project pools.

Install

npm install -g hzl-cli    # or: brew tap tmchow/hzl && brew install hzl
hzl init

Documentation

Full docs at hzl-tasks.com

Getting Started — installation, quickstart, agent setup
Concepts — tasks, dependencies, claiming & leases, lifecycle hooks, cloud sync
Workflows — single-agent, multi-agent, handoffs, oversight
Dashboard — Kanban board, agent operations, graph view
CLI Reference
Hooks Reference — configuration, payloads, delivery semantics
Architecture
Troubleshooting

Orchestrator Primitives

HZL stays on the ledger side of the boundary. OpenClaw or another orchestrator should subscribe, poll, and decide what to do:

hzl events --follow              # raw NDJSON lifecycle feed
hzl stats --window 1h            # raw operational counters
hzl task stuck --json --stale    # recovery polling surface
hzl hook drain                   # deliver durable on_done hooks

Links

License

MIT