pjoubert

Not if! I work more, I can build what I have in mind and it's amazing. I think we will have to regulate a bit this over time. But on my side, it's like thriving to be able to see what I have in mind to be built so fast. What about you?

Project name: groundctl

Project description: CLI tool that gives AI agents a shared execution layer when building in parallel. Agents claim work units, complete them, and always know what to build next, no duplicated work, no lost context between sessions.

What do you hope to build this month: Codex/Cursor hooks, multi-machine sync, and a path-based locking system so agents can't touch the same files simultaneously.

What kind of skills do you need: TypeScript, Node.js, SQLite, Claude Code / Codex users who want to dogfood it.

Link: https://github.com/patrickjoubert/groundctl MIT licensed. Built using groundctl itself.

I'm curious about what people are not looking for about Claude code. What's missing and nobody is talking about? Any clue?