Add DevPilot to Agents & Orchestration - #614
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adding DevPilot — I'm the author.
A planning cockpit for running a fleet of Claude Code sessions. Rather than managing the agents, it manages the queue feeding them: a parallelisation-aware wave planner computes critical paths across a backlog and surfaces runway — how long until the ready-to-dispatch queue empties at current velocity.
Claude Code is the only agent wired today, and Linear the only tracker, so this list is the most accurate home for it. Sessions run on machines you own; the hosted plane never executes an agent or sees source.
MIT, currently alpha. CLI published as
@devpilot.sh/cli(v0.5.14).Placed at the end of Agents & Orchestration to keep the descending star order.