Control Tower v1.1.0

An air traffic controller for your coding sessions.

What’s new in v1.1.0

Control Tower’s read-only Git helper can now spot more unfinished work across your project:

• Merges, rebases, cherry-picks, and reverts that stopped partway, including merges whose conflicts have been resolved but not committed.
• Stashed changes that would otherwise be missing from the inventory.
• Commits on a detached HEAD that are on no local branch or cached remote.
• The working directory where a branch is being rebased, so active work is less likely to look orphaned.

Thanks to Matt Van Horn (@mvanhorn) for our first community contribution, PR #1. Matt identified these gaps and supplied the implementation and reproducible checks.

The helper remains read-only. Independent checks passed on Python 3.9.6 and 3.14.8, including verification that repository files and Git metadata stayed unchanged. Remote information still comes from cached local refs; it does not establish ownership or prove work is safe to delete. The core coordination instructions are unchanged.

Get started

Read the quick start or setup guide. Download control-tower-release.zip below; SHA256SUMS contains its checksum. The skill version is 1.1.0.

Feedback is welcome—especially what worked, what got in the way, and what would make Control Tower more useful. Open an issue to share your experience or suggest a change.

License

MIT · Copyright © 2026 Mike Maser.