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wombo-combo

v0.4.2

Published

WOMBO COMBO! — AI agent orchestration system for parallel feature development

Readme

wombo-combo

AI agent orchestration for parallel feature development.

Install

# bun
bun a -g wombo-combo
# npm
npm i -g wombo-combo

# bun (from GitHub)
bun a -g github:fulgidus/wombo-combo
# npm (from GitHub)
npm i -g github:fulgidus/wombo-combo

Quick start

# Initialize project (generates .wombo-combo/config.json and .wombo-combo/tasks.yml)
woco init

# Edit .wombo-combo/tasks.yml to define your features, then launch the TUI
woco

Running woco with no arguments opens the interactive TUI — a full-screen task browser where you can evaluate tasks, select them, adjust priorities, and launch waves of agents. When a wave is running, the TUI switches to a live monitor showing agent status, activity logs, and build output.

You can also drive everything from the CLI:

woco launch --all-ready    # launch all tasks with met dependencies
woco status                # show wave status
woco verify                # run build verification
woco merge                 # merge verified branches

Commands

| Command | Description | | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | woco | Open interactive TUI (default, no args needed) | | woco init | Generate config in the current project | | woco launch | Launch a wave of agents | | woco resume | Resume a stopped wave | | woco status | Show wave status | | woco verify | Run build verification | | woco merge | Merge verified branches | | woco retry <id> | Retry a failed agent | | woco abort <id> | Kill a running agent (--requeue to return to queue)| | woco logs <id> | View agent logs (--tail N, --follow) | | woco cleanup | Remove worktrees and sessions | | woco history | List/view past wave results | | woco usage | Show token usage statistics | | woco tasks list | List tasks | | woco tasks add <id> <title> | Add a task | | woco tasks set-status <id> <status> | Update task status | | woco tasks set-priority <id> <p> | Update task priority | | woco tasks check | Validate tasks file | | woco tasks show <id> | Show task details | | woco tasks graph | Visualize dependency graph (--ascii, --mermaid) | | woco upgrade | Check for updates and upgrade | | woco help | Show full help (also: -h, --help) |

Every command has a short alias (e.g. woco l = woco launch, woco t ls = woco tasks list). Run woco help for the full list.

TUI

The interactive TUI has two views:

Task Browser — browse all tasks organized by dependency streams.

| Key | Action | | --------- | ----------------------------------- | | Space | Toggle task selection | | S | Toggle entire dependency stream | | a | Select / deselect all | | +/- | Change priority of selected task | | d | Hide / show done tasks | | c | Cycle max concurrency | | F5 | Cycle sort field | | L | Launch selected tasks as a new wave | | q | Quit (session is saved) |

Wave Monitor — shown automatically when a wave is running.

| Key | Action | | --------- | ----------------------------------- | | Up/Down | Navigate agent list | | Enter | Attach to agent session / view log | | r | Retry a failed agent | | b | Show build log | | p | Toggle auto-scroll | | q | Quit |

Session state (selections, sort, concurrency) is persisted to .wombo-combo/tui-session.json so you can close and reopen without losing work.

Token Usage Tracking

wombo-combo automatically tracks token consumption during agent runs. Every agent step that includes token data is recorded to .wombo-combo/usage.jsonl as an append-only log. Use the usage command (alias: us) to view aggregated statistics.

woco usage                              # show total token usage
woco usage --by task                    # group by task
woco usage --by model                   # group by model
woco usage --by provider                # group by provider
woco usage --by quest                   # group by quest
woco usage --by harness                 # group by agent harness
woco usage --since 2026-01-01           # filter from date (inclusive)
woco usage --until 2026-03-01           # filter until date (inclusive)
woco usage --format json                # JSON output (default: table)

Token data is collected automatically when agents run via woco launch. Each record includes input/output tokens, cache read/write tokens, reasoning tokens, cost, model, provider, and harness information.

In the TUI, press U in the Task Browser to open the token usage overlay, which shows overall totals and per-group breakdowns with Tab to cycle grouping.

Launch options

woco launch --all-ready              # all features with met dependencies
woco launch --top-priority 3         # top 3 by priority
woco launch --quickest-wins 3        # 3 lowest-effort features
woco launch --tasks "id1,id2"        # specific tasks
woco launch --interactive            # tmux TUI mode
woco launch --dry-run                # preview without launching

License

MIT