CoriChui/yolo
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YOLO — a reasoning-first, feature-aware workflow framework for Claude Code. Git is the source of truth; status is derived, never stored.
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# YOLO **Reasoning-first development for Claude Code. Git is the source of truth; status is derived, never stored.** YOLO turns "I want X" into a planned, executed, verified, and landed change, driven by conversation and git rather than tracked status files. ## Core ideas - **Git is the source of truth.** A feature is a **brief** (`workspace/features/<slug>/brief.md`) plus a **branch** (`feature/<slug>`). Progress is recorded as commit trailers (`YOLO-Task`, `YOLO-Verified`, `YOLO-Feature`) and a `yolo/done/<slug>` tag at landing. - **Status is derived, never stored.** Every "where do things stand" is recomputed from git and the briefs on demand, so it can't drift. There is no `state.yaml`. - **The methodology lives in skills.** The workflow has no slash commands and no scripts — each act is a `yolo-*` skill that Claude routes to from plain intent. (The lone `.claude/commands/yolo-validate.md` is maintainer tooling, explicit-invoke only, not part of the workflow.) - **Cheap is free; billed is reviewed at two gates.** Capturing intent and drafting a brief run freely; YOLO then confirms at exactly two points — the **plan gate** (before any code is written) and the **ship gate** (before the irreversible merge) — and lets everything