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ralph-kage-bunshin

v0.2.0

Published

You design, agents forge through the night — watcher-orchestrated parallel Claude Code workers in tmux

Readme


Key Features

| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | Watcher orchestrator | Central Claude session manages all task assignment, worker lifecycle, and health monitoring | | Dynamic scaling | Only activates worker panes when parallel tasks exist — idle panes = zero tokens | | Fresh sessions | Every task assignment starts a new Claude session — no context pollution | | Task dependencies | depends_on ensures correct ordering — watcher evaluates the dependency graph | | Auto-recovery | Watcher monitors worker health, resets stuck tasks, and respawns workers | | Git worktrees | isolated: true tasks run in dedicated branches, no file conflicts | | Pathology detection | Detects stuck patterns (stagnation, oscillation, etc.) and exits cleanly | | Lease system | 30-min leases prevent abandoned tasks from blocking progress |


Quick Start

1. Install

npm install -g ralph-kage-bunshin
npx skills add dididy/ralph-kage-bunshin -gy && npx skills add dididy/e2e-skills -gy && npx skills add dididy/ui-skills -gy

Inside Claude Code, install the fakechat plugin:

/plugin install fakechat@claude-plugins-official

Requires: Node.js 18+, tmux, Claude Code, Channels (v2.1.80+)

Workers and the watcher communicate via Claude Code Channels using the fakechat plugin.

2. Set up your project

cd my-project && claude

Inside Claude Code:

/ralph-kage-bunshin-start

3. Launch

ralph team 3

ralph team spawns N empty worker panes + 1 watcher Claude session. The watcher assigns tasks to workers dynamically.


How It Works

flowchart BT
    subgraph tmux["ralph team N · tmux session"]
        W1["🔨 Worker Claude 1"]
        W2["🔨 Worker Claude 2"]
        WN["🔨 Worker Claude N"]

        W["🔭 Watcher Claude\n💬 fakechat :8787"]

        W1 -- "sends status\n(fakechat)" --> W
        W2 -- "sends status\n(fakechat)" --> W
        WN -- "sends status\n(fakechat)" --> W

        W -. "assign tasks\n(tmux send-keys)" .-> W1 & W2 & WN
    end
  1. Setup/ralph-kage-bunshin-start interviews you, then generates SPEC.md, tasks.json, CLAUDE.md
  2. Spawnralph team N opens N empty worker panes + 1 watcher Claude pane in tmux
  3. Assign — The watcher evaluates the dependency graph and launches Claude sessions on worker panes (tmux send-keys)
  4. Work — Each worker implements its assigned task via TDD → reports [DONE] to watcher (fakechat :8787)
  5. Review — Watcher spawns an architect on the same pane (tmux send-keys) → architect reports [APPROVED] or [REJECTED] (fakechat :8787)
  6. Recover — On rejection, respawns the worker (tmux send-keys). On 3+ failures, spawns a debugger for root-cause diagnosis
  7. Complete — When all tasks are converged, watcher sends a macOS notification and prints a summary

Watcher assigns work via tmux send-keys, workers report back via Channels using fakechat (port 8787). Tasks support depends_on for ordering and isolated: true for git worktree isolation.


Commands

ralph team <n>              Spawn N worker panes + watcher
ralph recover               Reset expired leases, relaunch watcher
ralph status                Show worker state (one-shot)
ralph report                Per-worker summary with cost

ralph secrets set KEY=val   Store a secret in .ralph/.env
ralph secrets unset KEY     Remove a secret
ralph secrets list          List secret keys (values hidden)

ralph profile list          List available profiles
ralph profile apply <name>  Apply a profile

Skills

Seven skills installed via skills.sh (see Quick Start).

| Skill | Description | |-------|-------------| | ralph-kage-bunshin-start | Dimension-based interview → SPEC.md + tasks.json (with dependency waves) + CLAUDE.md | | ralph-kage-bunshin-watcher | Central orchestrator — task assignment, worker lifecycle, architect/debugger spawning, health monitoring. Per-worker summary with task, generations, time, and token cost on completion | | ralph-kage-bunshin-loop | Worker execution loop: receive task → TDD → DoD → report result → exit. Produces skill artifacts (ui-measurements, transition-measurements) when UI tasks require them | | ralph-kage-bunshin-debug | Root-cause diagnosis on 3+ failures — file:line evidence, ONE fix proposal, read-only | | ralph-kage-bunshin-verify | Read-only acceptance-criteria validation — PASS/FAIL/INCOMPLETE verdict, no state changes | | ralph-kage-bunshin-architect | Approval authority — spec compliance, steelman review, visual regression via agent-browser, reports verdict to watcher | | api-integration-checklist | Pre-coding API integration check — CORS, auth, rate limits, proxy decision |

Each skill includes behavioral evals (evals/evals.json) and trigger evals (evals/trigger-eval.json) compatible with skill-creator.


Project Structure

.ralph/
  SPEC.md           What to build
  tasks.json        Task list with status, leases, dependencies
  .env              Secrets (gitignored, mode 0600)
  workers/
    worker-N/
      state.json              Generation, pathology flags, cost
      PROGRESS.md             Build log
      ui-measurements.json    Skill artifact (if UI task)
      transition-measurements.json  Skill artifact (if animation task)
      visual-regression.json  Screenshot comparison verdicts
      reference-screenshots/  Reference site screenshots
      clone-screenshots/      Clone site screenshots

CLAUDE.md             TDD rules, DoD criteria

License

Apache 2.0