Overview

The shll toolkit is seven small CLIs for AI-assisted coding — independent tools that compose into one workflow. Each is brew-installable and useful on its own, but together they run the whole loop: from capturing an idea to a merged pull request, with the AI doing the typing. It’s built for developers running multiple coding agents in parallel who want a plan and a paper trail, not a black box — every backlog, plan, and cost report is a plain file you can cat, grep, and git diff.

The shape

idea  →  fab-kit  →  wt        →  run-kit
 ↑          ↓           ↓             ↓
 │       constitution  worktree     dashboard
 │       plan          per branch   for agents
 │
 └── backlog feeds /fab-new

The chain runs idea → fab-kit → wt → run-kit: a backlog item becomes a planned change, the change runs in its own worktree, and the dashboard watches every agent. Around the chain, tu watches the cost of all of it, hop is a personal directory of your git repos — jump between them and batch-update them from anywhere — and shll is the bootstrap that installs and updates the whole set.

What’s on this site

• Tool pages — one section per CLI: overview, install, commands, workflows.
• Workflows — cross-tool recipes for common scenarios.
• Getting started — install everything, then orient yourself.

What’s not on this site

Each tool’s authoritative reference lives in its own GitHub repo. The pages here are deliberately scoped — opinionated overviews and the commands you’ll actually use day-to-day. For exhaustive flag reference, follow the GitHub link at the bottom of each tool’s overview.