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pandoctl

v0.1.0

Published

CLI for pando — a multi-repo background coding agent orchestrator. Boots a local daemon/dashboard and operates the job queue.

Readme

pandoctl

CLI for pando — a multi-repo background coding agent orchestrator. One daemon spins up git worktrees across many repos and drives Codex by default through a SPEC → PLAN → TEST → IMPL ⇄ REVIEW → PR pipeline. Claude Code remains available only for legacy/custom stage profiles.

pandoctl is a single binary that both boots a local pando instance and operates its job queue.

Install

npm i -g pandoctl
# or run without installing
npx pandoctl <command>

Update an existing global install with:

npm update -g pandoctl

The package bundles its own JavaScript; only better-sqlite3 is a native dependency and is resolved from its prebuilt binaries at install time. If a prebuilt binary is unavailable for your platform, npm falls back to building it, which needs a C/C++ toolchain (node-gyp prerequisites).

Usage

pandoctl start                       # boot local daemon + dashboard + API
pandoctl submit brief --repo pando --id my-task --title "..."
pandoctl list
pandoctl show <job-id>
pandoctl retry <job-id> --from IMPL
pandoctl cancel <job-id>
pandoctl cleanup <job-id>
pandoctl watch <job-id>
pandoctl smoke readiness --target host
pandoctl help

start boots a local daemon/dashboard/API (defaults to http://127.0.0.1:3210/dashboard). The other commands operate the same SQLite job store, either directly (local DB mode) or through the running daemon's HTTP API when PANDO_API_URL is set. See the runbooks for the two execution modes and configuration details.

Local DB mode uses PANDO_DB when set; otherwise it falls back to /tmp/pando.sqlite instead of creating pando.sqlite in the current directory.

Current limitations

  • Do not expose the daemon/API outside a private local network — public auth is intentionally not implemented.
  • start boots the API and daemon. The package does not bundle the dashboard SPA assets; the dashboard is served only when a built dashboard root is provided via PANDO_STATIC_DASHBOARD_ROOT (the Docker image, or a repo checkout after bun --filter @pando/dashboard run build).

Links

  • Source: https://github.com/wannysim/pando
  • Issues: https://github.com/wannysim/pando/issues

License

MIT