Introducing LLxprt Jefe

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Just want to take this chance to introduce everyone to LLxprt Jefe. You know how you started out using LLxprt Code for one project at a time, and then you started autogenrating and now mostly just kind of "watch" it while it runs while you do other things? You know how you started out with one terminal and now have like 10 running concurrently, different projects, doing different things? And you know how keeping all those windows separate and organized is now its own project? If this is you, the problem is that LLxprt Code needed a Jefe. Someone to keep it organized while you were off getting coffee.

Jefe manages your repositories and agents. You can have multiple projects, multiple agents all running. It launches them using TMUX so if something goes wrong it just reattaches.

N - create a new repository
n - create an agent in the selected repository
t - focus on that agent (or f-12)
f12 - defocus the agent

Right now, that's basically it. It organizes tmux sessions for llxprt code and lets you switch between them quickly. However, very soon we will have a derivative of Zed's acp protocol to give you a "heads-up" so you can get an instant status of all Jefe-managed instances. I'm also about to commit a version that will let you launch sandboxed instances. That's probably coming later today.

If you want to try LLxprt Jefe, you need only install LLxprt Code separately and then install LLxprt Jefe:

Mac:

• add our https://github.com/vybestack/homebrew-tap
• brew install jefe

Linux:

• https://github.com/vybestack/llxprt-jefe/releases - there are debs/rpms/tars

Super interested in feedback!