CDX

2026–nowIn active development

Product design and Rust engineering

A conversation ID is not much help when the thread lives in one of many working directories. CDX indexes the local thread store, lets you search or filter it, and hands the selected conversation back to the native Codex resume command.

Spawned subagents stay hidden until they are useful, and the interface adjusts its columns and density instead of wasting a wide terminal or crushing a narrow one.

  • Local-only conversation index
  • Safe native resume handoff

Rust, Ratatui, SQLite

Stackctl

2026–nowIn active development

Product design and Rust engineering

One daemon reconciles strict project files into Linux containers and owns the shared infrastructure, local HTTPS, credentials, and lifecycle state around them.

Setup validates the machine before changing it. Doctor, status, logs, and URL commands expose what the daemon is doing when the happy path stops being happy.

Version 8 deliberately refuses to guess how an older installation should be migrated or adopted. A clean boundary is less convenient than a half-correct migration, but it is also much easier to trust.

Rust, Docker Engine API

Go Queue

2026–nowStable v1

API, reliability, and operations design

Workers share lifecycle, retry, observability, and management contracts across in-memory work, Redis, Valkey, NATS, NSQ, and RabbitMQ. Delivery and settlement remain backend-specific because hiding those differences is how a convenient abstraction becomes a production bug.

  • Durable stream backends
  • Explicit settlement and redelivery
  • Backend-neutral management API

Go, Redis, Valkey, NATS, NSQ, RabbitMQ

Go Analysis

2026–nowStable v1

Static-analysis and policy design

The suite checks context propagation, HTTP and lifecycle ownership, secure migrations, typed secrets, repository boundaries, and shared mutable state.

Rules start as advice. They become blocking only after corpus evidence shows they are precise enough, because a noisy policy check quickly becomes a check everybody ignores.

  • Strict, versioned configuration
  • Text, JSON, and SARIF reports

Go, go/analysis, SARIF

Coding Standard

2025–nowOpen source

PHP tooling and architecture rules

The shared presets keep naming, file structure, PHPDoc, PHPUnit, and modern-language conventions consistent without copying the same configuration into every repository.

Custom fixers cover architectural decisions that a generic formatter cannot express, while older behavior remains available as an explicit compatibility choice instead of a silent default.

  • Custom architecture fixers
  • PHPDoc, PHPUnit, and Rector presets

PHP, PHP-CS-Fixer, Rector

RPC

2025–nowOpen source

Protocol and Laravel integration design

Strict validation, resource transformation, batch requests, notifications, generated OpenRPC descriptions, and typed clients belong to one protocol boundary instead of being rebuilt around every endpoint.

  • JSON-RPC 2.0 and XML-RPC
  • OpenRPC discovery
  • Laravel servers and Saloon clients

PHP, Laravel, OpenRPC