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openthrottle

v0.1.15

Published

CLI for Open Throttle — ship prompts to Daytona sandboxes.

Downloads

120

Readme

CLI for Open Throttle — ship prompts to autonomous coding agents running on Daytona sandboxes.

Quick start

npx openthrottle init                          # one-time project setup
npx openthrottle ship docs/prds/auth.md        # ship a prompt
npx openthrottle status                        # check running/queued tasks
npx openthrottle logs                          # view workflow runs

Prerequisites

  • gh CLI installed and authenticated (gh auth login)
  • A git repo with a GitHub remote
  • .openthrottle.yml in the repo root (generated by openthrottle init)

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | init | Detect your project, generate config, create Daytona snapshot | | ship <file.md> [--base branch] | Create a GitHub issue to trigger a sandbox | | status | Show running, queued, reviewing, and completed tasks | | logs | Show recent GitHub Actions workflow runs |

How it works

  1. openthrottle init generates .openthrottle.yml and a GitHub Actions workflow
  2. openthrottle ship creates a GitHub issue with the prd-queued label
  3. The workflow creates an ephemeral Daytona sandbox
  4. An agent (Claude, Codex, or Aider) implements the work and opens a PR
  5. Sandbox auto-deletes when done

License

MIT