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plansync

v0.2.0

Published

Coordination and accountability layer for AI-assisted development teams

Readme

PlanSync

Coordination and accountability layer for AI-assisted development teams.

PlanSync lets a project owner split a repo into scoped sections, assign each section to a developer or AI agent, and enforce boundaries at the filesystem level. Every agent can read the whole project for context, but can only write to the files they're assigned to.

npm install -g plansync
plansync init              # authenticate with GitHub
plansync plan "build an auth system"   # generate a structured plan
plansync delegate          # create Issues, assign tasks, set up the board
plansync sync              # apply read-only permissions for your scope

No server, no proxy, no API gate. Just a CLI tool, a git hook, and a GitHub Action.

How it works

  1. Plan — Describe your project. PlanSync uses an LLM to generate a structured plan with tasks, file-scope globs, dependencies, and acceptance criteria. You review, revise, approve.
  2. Delegate — Assign tasks to collaborators. PlanSync creates GitHub Issues, a Project board, and auto-generates per-agent context files (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, etc.) that tell each agent exactly what it can touch.
  3. Enforce — The sync command walks the repo and sets chmod 0o444 (read-only) on everything outside your assigned scope, chmod 0o644 (writable) on files you own. Your editor, Claude Code, Cursor, or any tool hits EACCES if it tries to write where it shouldn't.
  4. Watch — A GitHub Action checks every PR for scope violations. A scheduled action flags stalled tasks.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | plansync init | Authenticate with GitHub, scaffold workflows and git hook | | plansync plan <description> | Generate a structured project plan via LLM | | plansync delegate | Write plan to GitHub Issues, Project board, and context files | | plansync status | Show plan with live GitHub Issue states | | plansync sync [--user <username>] | Apply read-only permissions for your assigned scope |

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • A GitHub account
  • An Anthropic API key (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable)
  • A GitHub OAuth App client ID (PLANSYNC_GITHUB_CLIENT_ID)

License

MIT