ctrlyoke

ctrlyokeAI workflow automation for VS Code and the command line

Run structured multi-step AI workflows, validate the result with scripts, and keep working across harnesses without rewriting your prompts.

Quick start
Workflow schema
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  • One workflow format

    Write workflows in YAML, JSON, or simple Markdown prompts. The same schema works across the extension and the standalone CLI.

  • Six harnesses

    Switch between Copilot CLI, Claude CLI, Codex CLI, OpenCode CLI, Qwen CLI, and Antigravity CLI.

  • Validation and retries

    Gate prompts with end conditions, pre-conditions, and script steps so workflows can stop, continue, or retry based on real project output.

  • Stateful execution

    Resume sessions across steps, inject prior context, and let final steps extend the queue through the built-in ctrlyoke MCP server.

What ctrlyoke is for ​

ctrlyoke turns AI assistants into a repeatable workflow runner. Instead of pasting one prompt at a time, you define a sequence of steps, choose a harness, and let ctrlyoke execute the work while keeping outputs, session history, and validation results together.

It ships in three forms:

SurfaceWhat it is
VS Code extensionDashboard UI, prompt editor, embedded terminal, schema validation, and harness orchestration inside VS Code
ctrlyoke CLIHeadless or interactive workflow execution from a terminal or CI job
ctrlyoke-mcpStandalone MCP server that lets an agent inspect and edit the workflow queue, read step output, and coordinate

Where to start ​

Current documentation scope ​

These docs focus on the public surface that is most useful during setup and authoring: installation, workflow syntax, harness selection, key settings, CLI usage, and troubleshooting.

Source-available under the ctrlyoke Commercial License.

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