Vigla field desk

Open source · macOS

Supervise the merge.
Not every terminal.

Vigla is open-source mission control for coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity, and profile-backed workers in isolated git worktrees; audit every submission; keep the whole mission reversible.

Open the 16-second replay Inspect the source
  • 01 local control plane
  • 02 no product telemetry
  • 03 Apache-2.0
Vigla Operations Room showing cross-vendor coding-agent workers executing one mission on a scripted event stream

canonical eventsisolated worktreesbounded authority

one mission

many worker CLIs

one audited merge

one mission revert

00 / THE JOB

The hard part is not starting more agents. It is knowing what deserves to merge.

Assign the mission and draw the authority envelope. Vigla decomposes the work, watches the fleet, and brings you the evidence that survives review—not a wall of terminal chatter.

01 / METHOD

A short chain of custody for every change.

Each handoff leaves a record. Each risky decision has a bound. The merge is a result, not an assumption.

  1. 01

    Write the mission

    Choose the repository, worker roster, and the paths the fleet may touch.

  2. 02

    Split the work

    The supervisor proposes a task graph and gives each worker an isolated worktree.

  3. 03

    Audit submissions

    Scope, tests, regression risk, and side effects are checked before integration.

  4. 04

    Keep the receipt

    The verdict records what merged and the anchors needed to reverse the mission.

Vigla mission inbox with an audit breakdown, completed subtasks, residual-risk verdict, and revert control

02 / RECEIPT

Judge the outcome. Keep the evidence.

Finished missions arrive with the record a reviewer actually needs: tests, files, audit dimensions, unresolved issues, residual risk, and rollback anchors.

Event record
Typed and replayable
Failure receipt
27 / 27 seeded paths bounded
Merge unit
One reversible mission
Product telemetry
None
Read the recovery method ↗

03 / POSITION

The layer between agent output and your main branch.

Architecture-level comparison
CapabilityViglaVendor-native command centers
Worker rosterCross-vendorOne vendor
Execution isolationWorktree per workerProduct-dependent
Pre-merge controlIndependent bound auditProduct-dependent
Rollback unitWhole missionThread or checkpoint
Control planeLocal, inspectable RustVendor-owned

Positioning, not a scorecard. Named sources and the verification date live in the README comparison.

04 / LOCAL BUILD

The artifact comes from your machine.

Vigla publishes no maintainer-built binaries today. The source-locked recipe installs dependencies, builds the app, ad-hoc signs it, verifies the disk image, and prints its SHA-256 checksum.

macOS 12+ · Rust 1.95 · Node 22 · pnpm 10 · Xcode command-line tools

local dispatch / source
git clone https://github.com/Kilbex/Vigla.git
cd Vigla
./scripts/build.sh

05 / OPEN WORK

Public edges. Useful first contributions.

Adapter fixtures, real-CLI troubleshooting, Linux packaging, Windows boundaries, and reusable mission templates are written down with acceptance criteria. You do not need hidden context to take one on.

Good first issues Contributor guide Public roadmap

THE WATCHPOST IS OPEN

See the audit trail before trusting the pitch.

Try the deterministic replay. If Vigla solves a problem you have, star it so the next operator can find it.

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