hoyelam-stack
hoyelam-stack is a Codex-first collection of preferred engineering workflows that remains portable to other coding agents. It helps an agent inspect the task, repository, risk, and available tooling, then choose the useful parts of a root-cause-first implementation and verification process.
The modular structure is inspired by pstack, adapted into product-neutral instructions with dedicated Codex packaging.
What it includes
hoyelam-modeselects a proportionate workflow and routes0–3meaningful evidence streams without requiring every task to execute every phase or use delegation.- Specialist agents reconstruct context, investigate root causes, audit comments, review code, design verification, and verify Apple and Electron runtime behavior.
- Focused skills provide optional depth for implementation, durable multi-unit orchestration with assignment and lease tracking, context recall, safe checkpoints, reusable real-app verification, Apple-platform verification, Electron DevTools verification, and evidence-gated workflow reflection.
- Dormant automation packs run a full quality pass, watch a pull request, or propose workflow improvements when explicitly configured.
- A local validator and GitHub Actions workflow verify the repository itself.
- A repository marketplace and tagged releases provide versioned installation and updates.
Start here
- Read the workflow.
- Install the plugin or its development symlinks with the installation guide.
- Invoke
$hoyelam-modefor implementation work. - Invoke
$comment-discipline,$prove-the-work, or$review-and-resolvedirectly for a focused pass. - Invoke
$recall-contextbefore resuming older work and$checkpoint-workwhen pausing unfinished work. - Invoke
$verify-apple-appsfor iOS or macOS and$verify-electron-appsfor Electron. - Read the platform verification guide for evidence expectations and agent routing.
- Read the release process and the changelog for versioning details.
- Invoke
$orchestrate-projectonly for programs that span independent units or task contexts.
Core rule
Use the smallest workflow that produces enough evidence for the task's risk. Completion means every claim is supported, material gaps are named, and verified in-scope findings are resolved; it does not mean every available step ran.
License
MIT