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Add YYLO to CLI & Local Workflows - #45

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Summary

Adds YYLO — a command-line orchestrator for coding agents — to CLI & Local Workflows, at the section tail beside h5i and Signum (the closest archetypes: agent-run CLIs with verification/verdict steps).

What it does

YYLO is a Node CLI that orchestrates coding agents (Pi, Codex) behind typed task, validation, merge, and release-readiness boundaries:

  • task start creates a dedicated branch/worktree per task, so agents never touch the protected target directly.
  • The merge queue owns risk-based review: low risk gets no semantic reviewer, normal risk at most one, high risk two sequential reviewers on one frozen candidate — bounded repair, no unbounded review loop.
  • Every run ends as receipt-backed repository changes (hash-linked receipts, manifests, and provenance).

Quality signals

  • 57 ★, MIT, ~8 months old, commits near-daily (last push 2026-09-03)
  • On npm as @yylo/cli (~563 downloads/month)
  • Companion repos in the same family: yylo-benchmark (longitudinal evaluation and evidence for agent runs) and yylo-ledger

Placement note

Placed in CLI & Local Workflows because YYLO's review step lives in its local merge queue before anything reaches the target. If the maintainers feel Automated PR Agents (which houses Ivy Tendril, the closest orchestrator-with-gates archetype) is the better home, happy to re-file there.

Disclosure

I'm on the YYLO team; this entry was prepared with an AI coding agent and reviewed by me before submission. Every description phrase is quoted or paraphrased from the YYLO README.

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