TAKT
An open-source CLI that turns AI coding agents into repeatable YAML-defined workflows, giving each step of planning, implementation, review, and fix loops its own role, permissions, and human checkpoints.
TAKT (Agent Koordination Topology) is an open-source CLI that turns AI coding agents into repeatable development workflows instead of asking one agent to remember an entire process. Planning, implementation, review, fix loops, human checkpoints, permissions, and output contracts are defined in YAML, and each workflow step gets its own persona, policy, knowledge, instructions, and output contract rather than leaving the process to the agent's discretion.
A task defined through conversation is queued and run with takt run, executing in isolated worktrees and producing traceable logs and reports that can be inspected afterward. TAKT can coordinate Claude Code, the Claude SDK, Codex SDK, OpenCode SDK, Pi SDK, the DeepSeek Harness SDK, Cursor, GitHub Copilot CLI, or Kiro as providers, each with different roles, permissions, and context, and the same coordination model applies to any multi-step task with review and feedback loops, not only coding.
TAKT is itself built using TAKT. It is written in TypeScript and MIT licensed.