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Work moves forward. You stay in control.
Delegator gives coding-agent work an ordered queue, a separate Git worktree for each ticket, and one inbox for review. Describe a change, let your selected agent work, then review and merge the result.
A queue with a human review step
Section titled “A queue with a human review step”- QUEUEDDescribe the work
Waits for capacity and accepted prerequisites.
- RUNNINGAgent takes over
Works in its own branch and Git worktree.
- READYYour review starts
Inspect the commit, run tests, and request changes.
- DONEMerge and accept
Frees capacity and releases dependent tickets.
Build a workflow that fits your projects
Section titled “Build a workflow that fits your projects”- Understand tickets and worktrees before increasing concurrency.
- Write useful tickets with enough context for an independent agent run.
- Order work with dependencies so later tasks wait for accepted changes.
- Manage multiple projects from one queue.
- Review and continue work without losing the original session.
What runs on your machine
Section titled “What runs on your machine”Delegator manages the queue and records results. The selected agent writes the code. You control testing, merging, pushing, and deployment.
A worktree separates checked-out files; it is not a sandbox. Agents run with your user permissions, and unattended runs approve agent tool requests. Use repositories and credentials appropriate for the agent you choose. Cloud-connected agents can send repository content and ticket text to their providers, and runs can consume paid tokens.
Continue with installation and agent setup.