@DanKornas introduced nrslib/takt, an open-source CLI for coding agents that defines planning, implementation, review, and fix steps in YAML. It adds step-specific context, review-to-fix loops, isolated worktrees, and traceable task-to-PR outputs. The repository had about 1,347 GitHub stars at verification and uses the MIT license.

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  • ✓Defines planning, implementation, review, and fix steps in YAML instead of relying on agent memory.
  • ✓Each step gets its own persona, policies, knowledge, instructions, and output contract, with review findings routed back to fixes.
  • ✓Isolated worktrees and traceable logs cover the path from task to PR; nrslib/takt had about 1,347 stars at verification under MIT license.
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