Night Watch CLI
An overnight execution layer that takes queued GitHub issues or written PRDs, runs Claude CLI or Codex inside isolated git worktrees while the developer is offline, and opens pull requests to review in the morning.
Work is queued as GitHub issues or PRD files and tracked through a board from draft to ready, in progress, review and done; Night Watch executes the queue overnight, one isolated worktree per task, and leaves behind pull requests, review fixes, QA output and audit results by morning. It targets well-scoped work for AI-native solo developers and small teams that already write specs, rather than trying to replace a full engineering workflow.
Automation-facing commands report status, health, configuration and job state as JSON on stdout, reserving stderr for errors, so external schedulers or dashboards can drive Night Watch without scraping human-readable output; paused jobs are recorded in a configuration file and checked by both cron and queue-dispatch paths before starting new work.