A team of agents that plans, builds and reviews in your own repository.
Run an agent team on your own machine.
Lucitra runs on Claude Code, Codex or goose, on the machine you already work on. Nothing is locked, and there is no sign-in.
Not released yet. It will need Node 24 or later, and one runtime on your PATH.
A team, with roles
A planning lead scopes the work, a builder writes it, and a reviewer reads it back. Each one has its own tools and its own limits.
Work in its own worktree
Each task runs in an isolated copy of the repository, so an unfinished change never lands on the branch you are working on.
Pushes wait for you
A task that wants to push stops and waits. You see the diff, then approve it or decline it.
A project brain in your repository
What the team learns is written as markdown in a repository you own, so you can read it, diff it and correct it.
The team you get.
Four agents, each with one job and one thing it cannot do. The first is yours to rename; the rest are fixed.
Lucitra
accept-edits
Does what you ask, and hands on what the team is better at.
Cannot: merge a pull request
Planning Lead
plan
Turns a goal into tasks small enough for one agent each.
Cannot: write any code itself
Builder
accept-edits
Implements one task in its own worktree and opens a pull request.
Cannot: merge it
Reviewer
plan
Reads the pull request, then posts findings and a recommendation.
Cannot: approve it
Useful commands.
lucitraOpen the shelllucitra planScope a goal into tasks without running any of themlucitra candidatesWork this repository already says needs doinglucitra start-buildStart a task in its own worktreelucitra tasksWhat has run and what is running, newest firstlucitra approveLet a waiting task pushlucitra dashboardWhere the work stands across every repository, and what the week costlucitra askSearch the project brainlucitra mcpServe these commands to an agent over MCPWhat runs where.
Terminal
The shell, tasks and approvals, in your terminal.
Daemon
Runs the team, the task store and the MCP server on your machine.
It plans, builds and reviews in your repository.
Not released yet. It will need Node 24 or later, and one runtime on your PATH.