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orale-cli

v1.0.3

Published

Plan, dispatch, and orchestrate AI coding agents across parallel git worktrees.

Readme

orale

Orchestrate Claude Code agents across parallel git worktrees. Describe a feature, decompose it into tasks, and let orale execute them concurrently — each in its own isolated branch — creating pull requests ready for review.

How it works

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  /orale:plan → /orale:tasks                         │
│  Plan feature → decompose into tasks                │
└──────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────┘
                       │ orale tasks create-batch
              ┌────────▼────────┐
              │  Storage (SQLite │
              │  / JSON / ...)   │
              └────────┬────────┘
                       │
          ┌────────────▼────────────┐
          │  orale run / orale      │
          │  Per task:              │
          │  1. git worktree        │
          │  2. claude --print      │
          │  3. gh pr create        │
          │  4. status: code-review │
          └─────────────────────────┘

Requirements

  • Node.js v20+
  • Claude Code CLI (claude) — installed and authenticated
  • gh CLI — installed and authenticated (gh auth status)
  • Git configured in target projects
  • obsidian-cli — optional, only needed if using orale import obsidian

Installation

npm install -g orale

Or run directly from the repo:

git clone https://github.com/jaycorpstudios/orale-cli
cd orale-cli
npm install
npm run build

Quick start

# 1. Check prerequisites
orale doctor

# 2. Initialize orale in your project
cd /path/to/your-project
orale init

# 3. Plan a feature (from inside your project, using Claude Code)
/orale:plan

# 4. Decompose into tasks
/orale:tasks

# 5. Launch the Kanban dashboard
orale

# — or run tasks directly —
orale run FEAT-001,FEAT-002 --project /path/to/your-project

CLI reference

orale

Launches the TUI Kanban dashboard. Shows tasks grouped by status with live progress, logs, and PR state.

orale

orale init

Sets up orale in a project. Creates .orale/config.json, adds .worktrees/ to .gitignore, and installs Claude Code skills.

orale init [--project <path>] [--storage sqlite|json|obsidian] [--agent claude-code] [--tracker github|none] [--no-skills] [--global]

orale doctor

Validates all prerequisites. Checks Node.js version, git, gh, gh auth, claude, and optional obsidian-cli.

orale doctor

orale run

Executes tasks immediately. Respects dependency order; tasks in the same batch run in parallel.

orale run <task-ids> --project <path> [--max-parallel 3] [--dry-run] [--retry-failed] [--extra-prompt "<context>"]

| Option | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | --project | — | Absolute path to project root (required) | | --max-parallel | 3 | Max concurrent agent executions | | --dry-run | false | Print batch plan without executing | | --retry-failed | false | Re-execute tasks with status failed | | --extra-prompt | — | Additional context injected into the agent prompt |

Dry-run example:

orale run FEAT-001,FEAT-002,FEAT-003 --project /path/to/project --dry-run
# Batch 1: FEAT-001
# Batch 2: FEAT-002, FEAT-003
# Dry run complete — no tasks executed.

orale watch

Daemon that continuously polls for in-progress tasks and executes them. Set a task to in-progress in any storage backend and the watcher picks it up automatically.

orale watch --project <path> [--poll-interval 10] [--max-parallel 3]

| Option | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | --project | — | Absolute path to project root (required) | | --poll-interval | 10 | Seconds between polls | | --max-parallel | 3 | Max concurrent agent executions |

Ctrl+C triggers graceful shutdown — waits for active tasks before exiting.

orale tasks

Task CRUD operations.

orale tasks list [--project <path>] [--status todo,in-progress] [--feature <name>] [--json]
orale tasks show <id>
orale tasks move <id> --status <status>
orale tasks create-batch --json '<json-array>' --project <path>

orale import obsidian

Imports tasks from an Obsidian vault into the configured storage adapter. Deduplicates by task ID.

orale import obsidian --project <path> [--vault <vault-name>] [--feature <feature-filter>]

Task lifecycle

todo → in-progress → code-review → done
              ↘ failed
              ↗ (--retry-failed)
code-review → in-progress (via /orale:review)
todo → blocked (dependency not done)

Statuses set automatically:

  • in-progress — when orale starts executing the task
  • code-review — when the agent creates a PR
  • done — when the PR is merged (detected by orale watch / TUI polling)
  • failed — on agent error or timeout

Execution flow (per task)

1. status → in-progress, started_at = now
2. git worktree add -b task/{ID} .worktrees/{ID} origin/main
3. claude --print --model sonnet --permission-mode bypassPermissions "<prompt>"
4. Parse PR_URL: <url> from agent output
5. status → code-review, pr_url, completed_at, branch_name
6. git worktree remove .worktrees/{ID}

If the agent fails: status → failed, error stored in task, worktree preserved for debugging.


Storage adapters

| Adapter | Description | |---|---| | local-sqlite | SQLite file at .orale/tasks.db (default) | | local-json | JSON file at .orale/tasks.json | | obsidian | Obsidian vault via obsidian-cli (requires Obsidian open) |


Skills

Install via orale init, then use inside Claude Code:

| Skill | Trigger | Description | |---|---|---| | /orale:plan | /orale:plan | Explore codebase → propose a feature plan (waits for approval) | | /orale:tasks | /orale:tasks | Decompose plan → create tasks via orale tasks create-batch | | /orale:review | /orale:review [id] | Address unresolved PR review comments |


Config

orale looks for .orale/config.json walking up from the current directory. Layers merge in this order: defaults → ~/.orale/config.json.orale/config.json.orale/config.local.json → env vars.

{
  "version": 1,
  "storage": { "adapter": "local-sqlite", "path": ".orale/tasks.db" },
  "agent": { "adapter": "claude-code", "model": "sonnet", "timeoutMs": 1500000 },
  "tracker": { "adapter": "github" },
  "execution": { "maxParallel": 3, "worktreeDir": ".worktrees", "preserveOnFailure": true }
}

Env var overrides: ORALE_STORAGE_ADAPTER, ORALE_AGENT_ADAPTER, ORALE_MAX_PARALLEL, ORALE_AGENT_MODEL, ORALE_AGENT_TIMEOUT_MS.


Dependency management

Tasks are sorted topologically. Tasks in the same batch run in parallel; later batches wait for earlier ones to complete.

FEAT-001 (batch 1) — no dependencies
FEAT-002 (batch 2) — depends on FEAT-001
FEAT-003 (batch 2) — depends on FEAT-001
FEAT-004 (batch 3) — depends on FEAT-002, FEAT-003

If a task fails, all tasks that depend on it are skipped in later batches.


Notes

Worktrees

  • Created at <project>/.worktrees/{TASK-ID} — automatically added to .gitignore
  • Each agent inherits .claude/, CLAUDE.md, hooks, and skills from the project
  • Worktrees are preserved on failure for debugging; cleaned up on success

PRs

  • PR titles, descriptions, and commits must not reference Claude or AI automation — the agent prompt enforces this
  • If PR creation fails, the branch stays pushed and can be used to open the PR manually

Parallel tasks

  • Tasks in the same batch must not modify the same files — they will conflict on merge
  • Plan tasks by module or layer to avoid overlap