Tagged: LLM CLIs
5 articles tagged with “LLM CLIs”
From Git Push to Approved Worklog
A local-first assistant that observes pushed commits, matches them to active work, drafts progress updates, and waits for explicit human approval before posting anything.
Evolving a Ticket Assistant from Plans to Tool Chaining
How a conversational work assistant moved from explicit multi-step plans to a bounded tool loop, while adding deterministic shortcuts, design decisions, independent criticism, and UI-first prototyping.
Autonomous Dev Agent with a Separate Critic
A headless poller that picks tickets up, plans them, executes code in the right repo, runs a separate quality gate, and opens the PR — with humans approving plans and reviewing escalations.
Agentic SDLC Platform: From Ticket to PR
A multi-agent platform that takes a ticket from intent to merged PR — story authoring, planning, code execution, and quality review, with a human in the loop only at the moments that matter.
A Conversational Ticket Assistant That Plans Before It Acts
A chat interface that doesn't just call tools — it decomposes complex goals into approvable plans, references prior step outputs, recovers from failures, and verifies the goal after completion.