Workflows
Workflow docs are task-oriented. They explain which Homeboy commands to use together and link to exact command reference when you need flags, schemas, or output details.
Common Workflows
- Review a branch – run the scoped audit, lint, and test umbrella reviewers care about.
- Reproduce CI – run declared CI profiles and classify baseline-versus-head outcomes.
- Capture evidence – collect benchmark, trace, fuzz, and persisted run artifacts for humans and agents.
- Use runners – route hot commands through configured runners and inspect runner health.
- Set up Lab runners – configure runner execution targets, readiness, secrets, and proof-capable offload.
- Set up extensions – install extension behavior and understand the core/extension contract boundary.
- Run agent task loops – operate durable multi-agent loops, controllers, events, retries, and human handoffs.
- Manage local environments – operate rigs, combined-fixes stacks, and task worktrees.
- Hold a PR fleet – keep many worktree-backed PR branches, blockers, and evidence refs organized.
- Release a component – plan and apply releases from component metadata and commit history.
- Deploy and operate fleets – inspect project targets, preview deploys, and operate fleets safely.