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A file-first, AI-assisted task-tracking and coordination framework that gives your AI coding
assistant a shared, git-trackable control plane (.gald3r/) for tasks, plans, bugs, and
cross-project work — across 35+ platforms.
No. gald3r works with Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, and 30+ others. See Platform Support for the capability matrix. Even platforms without native hooks or commands get the full file-first experience.
Everything lives under .gald3r/ in your repo as plain markdown — tasks, bugs, plans, constraints,
subsystems. It's portable, diffable, and version-controlled alongside your code.
No. gald3r upgrade takes a timestamped backup, migrates only framework files, and never touches
user data (tasks/, bugs/, TASKS.md, PLAN.md, etc.). Any failure rolls back automatically.
Open your project in your AI assistant and run @g-setup (Cursor) or /g-setup (Claude Code).
See the Quickstart.
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@g-go-code— implementation only. Marks tasks[🔍](awaiting verification), never[✅]. -
@g-go— full pipeline: implements, then spawns a fresh independent reviewer agent that verifies the work against acceptance criteria with no access to the implementer's reasoning.
To avoid self-grading bias. The reviewer sees only the task spec and the resulting code — not the implementer's chain of thought — so verification is genuinely adversarial.
It commits freely (with structured, convention-following messages via @g-git-commit) but never
pushes without your confirmation.
Not yet for consumers — it's temporarily blocked pending precompiled installers (tracked in T528 and T529). Developers can still build from source. This will be re-enabled when the signed installers ship.
Open an issue at github.com/Gald3r-Labs/gald3r. Inside a
gald3r project, you can also use @g-bug-report and @g-idea-capture.
Last updated: 2026-06-20 (gald3r v2.1.0)
v2.1.0