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Fast Lane is a terminal app that watches your GitHub repositories and hands the routine work to Claude Code: reviewing pull requests, fixing CI, bumping dependencies, answering review requests and mentions. It runs Claude in its own git worktrees, never in your checkouts, and asks you through a dialog whenever a decision is yours.
You choose what happens on its own. Auto rules pick which PRs, issues and alerts start a session, which changes (CI failing, changes requested, a merge conflict…) resume one, and what Claude may do without asking.
- Installation: what you need and how to install
- First steps: watch a repo, run Claude by hand, turn on automation
- The screen: the five tabs and every key
- Triggers: the changes Fast Lane reacts to
- Auto rules: what runs on its own, with which prompt, model and permissions
- Inbox: review requests, mentions and assignments on any repo
- Full auto: let Claude approve, merge and fix on its own judgment
- Local checkouts and worktrees: how sessions get a working copy
- Prompts: the instructions Claude gets, and how to change them
- Recipes: ready-made rules for common workflows
- Safety: what Claude can and can't do without you
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Configuration: every setting in
config.json - Troubleshooting
- Building from source
Releases are on the Releases page. Current release: 0.1.1 (2026‑10‑21).
- 0.1.1 fixes a crash when the terminal is resized with the rule form or a settings editor open.
- 0.1.0 is the first release: watching repos, triggers, the inbox, auto rules with prompts, models, effort and pre-approved actions, worktrees from local checkouts, and the Rules and Settings tabs.