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gc-toolkit

An extension pack for Gas City, a multi-agent runtime, adding custom agents, formulas and planning workflows that turn a filed unit of work into a pushed branch, a review verdict and a landed pull request with minimal human interruption.

gc-toolkit

gc-toolkit is a pack that extends Gas City, a multi-agent runtime, with its own agents, formulas and planning workflows. It is organized around six workflows: turning a filed unit of work into a pushed branch, landing a review verdict, merging gated changes into a pull request, preparing a decision for a human, folding corrective feedback back into standing behaviour, and repairing drift between recorded and true state.

Its roster of native agents includes worker pools that claim and implement routed work, a patrol that makes merge judgments and handles rejections, patrols that recover orphaned work and check infrastructure health, and a named session that manages the pack's own formulas, prompts and conventions. It is imported into a project by declaring it as a rig import in a city configuration file.

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