The toolkit

The HexoKit toolkit is HexoKit plus the six small CLIs around it — independent, brew-installable tools that each do one job well and compose into a single workflow. Together they run the whole loop: from capturing an idea to a merged pull request, with the AI doing the typing and a plan in place before it starts. 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        →  HexoKit
 ↑          ↓           ↓             ↓
 │       constitution  worktree     dashboard
 │       plan          per branch   for agents
 │
 └── backlog feeds /fab-new

The chain runs idea → fab-kit → wt → HexoKit: a backlog item becomes a planned change, the change runs in its own worktree, and the dashboard watches every agent.

The six companions

• fab-kit — the planning harness: a constitution and a plan before any agent writes code.
• wt — disposable git worktrees so each change works in isolation.
• idea — capture ideas and feed a backlog without breaking flow.
• tu — track what your AI coding sessions cost.
• hop — a personal directory of your git repos; jump anywhere, batch-update from anywhere.
• shll — the bootstrap that installs and updates the whole set.

And Desktop — the native macOS shell around the HexoKit dashboard, for when the browser tab isn’t enough.

The family listing

$ ls toolkit/

• HexoKitrun-kit — tmux session manager with web UI
• fab-kitFab workflow engine — single binary replacement for kit shell scripts
• wtGit worktree management — create, list, open, delete worktrees
• ideaBacklog idea management (current worktree; use --main for main worktree)
• tuAI coding assistant cost tracking CLI
• hoplocate, open, and operate on repos from hop.yaml.
• shllmeta-CLI for the shll toolkit