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tac-cc

v6.0.0

Published

TAC (Think. Architect. Code.) — Standalone AI coding CLI with pipeline-driven development

Readme

TAC CLI — Think. Architect. Code.

Standalone AI coding CLI with pipeline-driven development. Not a prompt framework — a real runtime.

Install

npm install -g tac-cc

Usage

tac2                     # Interactive REPL
tac2 new "idea"          # Full pipeline: ASK → DESIGN → SAFE → AUTO → SHIP
tac2 build "feature"     # Smart build (skips Q&A if clear)
tac2 think "idea"        # Explore only (ASK + DESIGN)
tac2 go                  # Resume from checkpoint
tac2 ship                # Safety + review + PR
tac2 settings            # Configure AI provider + API key
tac2 dashboard           # Live progress TUI
tac2 status              # Current progress
tac2 do                  # Advanced operations

First Run

tac2 settings            # Set your API key (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or Ollama)
cd /path/to/your/project
tac2 init                # Initialize TAC in your project
tac2 new "add login page"

Features

  • 5 AI Providers — Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, OpenAI-compatible
  • 7 Built-in Tools — Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, Git
  • Full Pipeline — ASK → DESIGN → SAFE → AUTO → SHIP → DONE
  • Wave-based Agents — Parallel execution with TDD enforcement
  • ANSI Dashboard — Live progress with agent status, logs, costs
  • Crash Recovery — Heartbeat + stuck detection + auto-resume
  • Cost Tracking — Real token counting per-feature/daily/monthly
  • Learnings — Auto-capture patterns, inject into future agents
  • 296 Tests — 50 test files

Advanced Operations

tac2 do debug            # Systematic 4-phase root-cause analysis
tac2 do spike            # Timeboxed experiments with verdicts
tac2 do sketch           # HTML mockup variants for UI decisions
tac2 do roadmap          # Milestone and phase lifecycle
tac2 do todo             # Backlog, notes, seeds capture
tac2 do undo             # Safe git revert with dependency check
tac2 do stats            # Feature, code, session metrics + cost dashboard
tac2 do health           # Project diagnostics + auto-fix
tac2 do forensics        # Post-mortem for failed features
tac2 do test-ui          # Playwright visual testing + auto-fix
tac2 do review           # Code review (request/receive)
tac2 do worktree         # Git worktree isolation
tac2 do learn            # View, add, remove project learnings

Links

License

MIT