codoop-flow
codoop-flow helps you turn an idea into clear requirements and an actionable ticket, then guides a coding agent through implementation, checks, and review.
What it helps you do
Give your coding agent a clearer job to do.
A feature request often starts as a short sentence. Scope, expected behavior, and ways to check the result can be unclear. codoop-flow helps shape those details into requirements, a technical plan, and a ticket you can review before code changes begin.
The agent then works through the ticket and runs checks. You inspect the result and decide whether to merge or publish it. codoop-flow is an independent open-source plugin; using it does not require Codoop Island.
When to use it
Plan a new product
Explore an idea and turn it into a direction with clear scope and next steps.
Add a feature
Agree on the behavior and implementation plan before an agent edits the project.
Fix a bug
Record the problem, expected behavior, and verification steps in one focused ticket.
How it works
- 01
Set up the project
Have the agent inspect your local Git project and configure the workflow once.
- 02
Design a ticket
Describe the change, answer clarifying questions, and review the requirements and plan.
- 03
Implement and verify
The agent works on a separate branch, runs checks, and reviews the result. You decide whether to merge or push.
Compatibility
Use it with your coding agent.
The project currently supports Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. codoop-flow is free, independent, and released under the MIT License.
- What you need: Git and Python 3.11 or later, used inside a local Git project.
- MIT License
Start with the official guide.
Installation steps and compatibility details can change. Check the official repository for the latest instructions.