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walleyboard

v0.1.5

Published

2 months ago

Local-first WalleyBoard workbench launcher

Downloads

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walleyboard

walleyboard is the packaged CLI launcher for WalleyBoard, a vibe-coded board for brains with too many tabs open. Each ticket gets its own worktree and Dockerized agent, so you can keep the overview and turn fuzzy ideas into better tickets. It is about handing the fiddly stuff to a tireless little helper while you stay planted in your chair and run the show from the board.

Usage

Run it directly with npx:

npx walleyboard

By default, the CLI starts the local server and opens WalleyBoard in your default browser. This also works from WSL by opening the native Windows browser when available.

Optional flags:

npx walleyboard --host 0.0.0.0
npx walleyboard --port 4310
npx walleyboard --no-open

Highlights

each ticket gets its own git worktree and Dockerized agent session
ticket cards include direct actions for preview, activity, diff, and terminal
the board inbox surfaces refined drafts, review-ready work, and sessions that need operator input
review flows cover AI review, pull request creation, PR tracking, and merges

Requirements

Node.js 22 or newer
Git
Docker

WalleyBoard uses Docker for draft analysis and ticket execution.

Project

Repository: https://github.com/NikolaiUgelvik/walleyboard
Issues: https://github.com/NikolaiUgelvik/walleyboard/issues

License

MIT