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runshift

v0.0.12

Published

The control plane for agents, wherever they run.

Readme

runshift

The control plane for AI agents.

Install coordination rules in 30 seconds

npx runshift init

relay scans your repo and installs coordination rules so agents working in parallel don't collide.

What it does

  1. Scans your repo — detects your stack, existing rules, migration files, env variables (key names only)
  2. Generates rules — coordination rules specific to your codebase, not a generic template
  3. Shows everything first — findings, files, browser preview before anything is written
  4. Writes on confirmation — you approve, relay commits

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | npx runshift init | Install coordination rules | | npx runshift init --dry-run | Preview without writing | | npx runshift init --branch <name> | Run on a new branch | | npx runshift remove | Remove installed rules |

Running multiple agents in parallel?

Claude Code, Cursor, or any AI agent working on the same codebase at the same time will collide without coordination. runshift.ai is the control plane — scan your repo, coordinate agents, and intercept consequential actions before they run.

find where your agents could collide — takes 2 minutes → runshift.ai

Privacy

The harness reads your repository structure, dependency manifest, environment variable key names, and any existing agent configuration files (CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules/*) to generate accurate, repo-specific output. No source code files are sent. Nothing collected is stored — it is used only to generate your configuration files and discarded.

  • No secret values read
  • Every file shown before writing
  • You confirm before anything changes

Revert

Everything relay installs is committed with one message:

chore: install runshift coordination rules

Undo instantly:

git revert HEAD

Or remove directly:

npx runshift remove

MIT License · github.com/devincrane/runshift