Celestial v0.2.0 — AI software factory
Celestial — an AI software factory
The first public release of Celestial, published under MIT from a reviewed, clean-history source snapshot.
A visible production system for coding agents
- Coordinate orchestrators and workers across workspaces and Git worktrees, with visible herdr panes and workspace-specific policy.
- Follow work on an interactive isometric factory floor: intake, build, test, review, dispatch and a separate holding area.
- Select a work order to inspect its branch and delivery signals, open its PR or ticket, or focus its worker.
- See blocked and missing signals explicitly. Dispatch means approved, green and ready for a merge decision — not already shipped.
- Use the existing operational task lists, inbox and agent controls alongside the factory view. Light/dark themes, keyboard selection and reduced-motion preferences are supported.
Safer operation
Garbage collection retains dirty, unlanded, live and unverifiable work. Idle reaping requires ownership and observed-idle evidence. Workspace credentials are isolated, state writers use locks and atomic replacement, and private HTTP controls enforce Host/Origin and anti-CSRF checks.
Fresh installations use explicit application releases, verified native checksums and exact external plugin commits. Installation failures propagate. GNU/Linux x86-64 and arm64 are the supported platforms; setup is not a hermetic machine-image lock.
Start here
Celestial is a trusted-user control plane, not an agent sandbox or an account-authentication boundary. Review the manifests before installing and the HTTP trust model before exposing a service.