Back to directory

Stokowski

A headless daemon that runs autonomous coding agents against Linear tickets, moving them through a configurable workflow of agent stages and human review gates.

Stokowski

Stokowski picks up a Linear issue once it is moved to Todo and runs it through a workflow defined in a workflow file: agent stages, human review gates, rework loops, and transitions are all configurable rather than fixed. It works with Claude Code and Codex as agent runners, and each agent runs in its own isolated git clone so multiple tickets can proceed in parallel without conflicting.

It is built on OpenAI's Symphony specification and adds configurable state machines, gate-based human review, multi-runner support, and a live web dashboard that tracks token usage, turn count, and last activity per ticket. The authors describe it as a headless daemon that polls Linear and dispatches work unattended, in contrast to interactive desktop tools that require a person to pick an issue and launch an agent by hand.

Setup requires a Linear API key and configured Linear workflow states.

More in Coding agents

See all 793
  • The City

    github.com

    A native macOS app that shows Claude Code runs as a city, with each project as a building, each team as a floor of robots, and every animation driven by a real event from the claude CLI's stream.

  • rig

    tryrig.ai

    A small, single-binary agent runtime that points at any OpenAI-compatible model, local or hosted, reads and edits a repository's code, runs its tests and remembers what it learned, with a loop implemented in a few hundred lines.

  • Jauvex

    jauvex.reindent.com

    An Electron desktop app that puts Claude Code, Codex and Grok coding-agent sessions side by side and lets you steer them by voice, with a small model handling fast routing decisions.