Stoneforge hit 100 stars on GitHub today! Thanks to everyone who has supported it. I am currently in the process of redesigning the interface to be simpler, with more focus on the most important elements of software engineering in modern agentic workflows: * agent / director sessions * kanban / task list * diff review * merge requests / PRs * CI/CD * terminal tabs * app preview * automations (workflows) The rest of the functionality such as documents, messages, plans, code editor, metrics, and configuration will still be available, but less prevalent. Ultimately, the new UI/UX should be easier to jump into to start getting work done for all software engineers, while supporting all elements of modern development. I'm thinking of it as a next-gen IDE, with a focus on the whole SDLC and much less of a focus on writing code. Will update here when it's ready.

That’s the problem I’m building @inkloom_io to solve. InkLoom is a docs management platform for keeping documentation organized, current, and usable as products evolve. It's the platform for keeping docs evergreen.

stoneforge has surpassed 50 stars on Github! thanks for all the support

I spent the last month building an open-source system that lets you run 10 AI coding agents on the same repo without the usual headache and burnout of managing multiple agents simultaneously. Here's how it works:

for the last month, every feature in my agent orchestrator has been built by the orchestrator itself. AI agents planning, building, testing, and merging code in parallel, automatically today I'm open-sourcing it. it's called Stoneforge

day 3. 546 tasks automatically dispatched, completed, and merged by my team of agents this is a realtime collaborative whiteboard my agents built from a spec. i haven't touched a single line of code infinite canvas, snap-to-grid, shape connectors, the lot. coming for excalidraw