
Song magic for your codebase.
Persistent memory, multi-repo orchestration, and adversarial quality gates for AI coding agents — across every major IDE. Without changing how you code.
v1.8.0 · 35 AI tools · FSL-1.1-Apache · file-first, no backend required
- 13
- Agents
- 126
- Skills
- 173
- Commands
- 35
- Platforms
Works with your IDE
The Problem
Your AI agents forget everything the moment you close the chat.
Session 1: You explain your architecture, your constraints, why you chose Postgres over Mongo.
Session 12: The agent uses SQLite. Because it doesn't remember session 1.
You're running 4 repos — api, web, mobile, shared-lib. When something changes in shared-lib, every downstream repo needs to know. There's no mechanism for that.
You ask the same agent that wrote the code to verify it. It passes everything — of course it does. The bugs it introduced are invisible to it.
Gald3r is the infrastructure layer that fixes all three. It wraps around your AI IDEs and gives agents durable memory, cross-repo coordination, and adversarial quality enforcement.
What Gald3r Gives Your Agents
Four pillars of AI-assisted development
Choose Your Tier
Three tiers, one framework
Start free with Slim. Graduate to Advanced when you need the vault and multi-project orchestration. Add Valhalla when your team needs shared server memory.
| Feature | Slim | Advanced | Valhalla |
|---|---|---|---|
| Task Management | |||
| TASKS.md + tasks/ lifecycle | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Sequential task IDs + complexity scoring | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Sprint planning + dependency tracking | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Adversarial two-phase code review | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Bug tracking + quality metrics | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Release lifecycle management (.gald3r/releases/) | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Agents | |||
| 9 specialized agents (task, QA, review, infra…) | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| PCAC coordinator agent | — | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| IDE Support | |||
| Cursor | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Claude Code | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Gemini | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Codex + OpenCode | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| GitHub Copilot (v1.4.0) | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Research & Recon (v1.4.0) | |||
| g-skl-recon-repo: deep repo analysis | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| g-skl-recon-url: URL research capture | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| g-skl-recon-docs: platform doc ingestion | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| g-skl-recon-yt: YouTube transcript research | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| g-skl-recon-file: local file analysis | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| g-skl-res-review → res-deep → res-apply pipeline | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Memory & Knowledge | |||
| Architectural constraints + learned-facts | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Obsidian-compatible knowledge vault | — | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Platform skills (per-IDE reference docs) | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Semantic cross-session memory search | — | — | ✅ Ready |
| Multi-project (PCAC) | |||
| Parent/child/sibling topology | — | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Task broadcast + cascade | — | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| INBOX cross-project coordination | — | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Real-time PCAC inbox watcher hook | — | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Multi-agent (v1.4.0) | |||
| @g-go-swarm: coordinated swarm execution | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| @g-go-code-swarm / @g-go-review-swarm | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready | ✅ Ready |
| Backend (Valhalla) | |||
| Docker MCP server (42 tools) | — | — | ✅ Ready |
| Oracle DB query/execute | — | — | ✅ Ready |
| MediaWiki integration | — | — | ✅ Ready |
| Video analysis pipeline | — | — | 🔄 In dev |
| Optional Skill Packs | |||
| Infrastructure (K8s, Terraform, CI/CD) | — | ⚡ Enhancing | ⚡ Enhancing |
| AI/ML dev + cloud GPU training | — | ⚡ Enhancing | ⚡ Enhancing |
| Startup tools (VC, formation, product) | — | ⚡ Enhancing | ⚡ Enhancing |
| AI video + 3D graphics | — | ⚡ Enhancing | ⚡ Enhancing |
Changelog
Actively maintained and evolving
Latest releases across all tiers. Scroll each column to see full version history.
Release History
- ›34 AI coding tools — 11 new platforms (Kimi Code, TRAE, Qoder, Amp, Continue, Void, and more), all QA-passing
- ›g-go-go coding swarm fix — Phase 1 now runs N parallel coders via g-go-code-swarm
- ›Context-aware throttle ON by default — reduces parallelism under context pressure instead of stopping
- ›Platform templates restructured to repo root as drop-in folders (T1522)
- ›Schema enforcement — every .gald3r/ file validated against 15 versioned schemas; sub-second session-start drift probe
- ›Semantic versioning + release management — g-skl-ship / @g-ship promote CHANGELOG to tagged releases
- ›Dedicated bug-fix pipeline (@g-go-bugs)
- ›WPAC v1.6 autonomous-child workspace model; encoding normalization
- ›HTML / JSON / TOON output modes + 3-theme system (--html / --json / --toon)
- ›Memory compression + project vocabulary management
- ›Skill review (@g-skill-review) + opt-in auto-skill-generation after PASS verdicts
- ›Plugin author guide (docs/PLUGINS.md) + skill-pack distribution and naming guidelines
- ›Platform Framework Architecture (.gald3r_sys/) — canonical framework tree
- ›g-skl-security-scan — two-phase SAST scanner across 12 vulnerability categories
- ›g-skl-context-builder + g-skl-delegate workflow skills
- ›Recon & research suite expansion
- ›GitHub Copilot support — 6th IDE, 89 commands deployed to .copilot/
- ›Recon suite: g-skl-recon-repo/url/docs/yt/file replaces ingest/harvest/reverse-spec
- ›Research workflow: g-skl-res-review → res-deep → res-apply (3-step pipeline)
- ›Swarm commands: @g-go-swarm, @g-go-code-swarm, @g-go-review-swarm
- ›Release management: g-skl-release + .gald3r/releases/ + RELEASES.md
- ›g-skl-medic: surgical repair for individual .gald3r/ files
- ›g-skl-tier-setup: upgrade slim→full→adv without losing state
- ›Codex + Copilot CLI skills added
- ›Added g-skl-pcac-send-to for topology-aware file transfer
- ›g-skl-medkit now handles v1.0→v1.1→v1.2 migration in one pass
- ›Fixed TASKS.md sync drift in multi-agent sessions
- ›Added g-skl-cli-gemini checkpoint flag documentation
- ›Feature pipeline: staging→specced→committed→shipped lifecycle
- ›g-skl-reverse-spec: 5-pass deep repo analysis (now g-skl-recon-repo in v1.4)
- ›OpenCode IDE support added (5th IDE target)
- ›12 pre-commit/push hooks including PCAC inbox check
- ›PCAC multi-project coordination system (10 skills)
- ›Parent/child/sibling topology with bidirectional linking
- ›Task broadcast cascade with configurable depth (1-3)
- ›INBOX.md cross-project message routing
- ›Initial release — 9 agents, 47 skills, 76 commands
- ›5-IDE parity: Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini, Codex
- ›Adversarial two-phase code review gate
- ›File-first architecture — zero external dependencies
Release History
- ›All Slim v1.7.0 features: 34-tool platform sweep, parallel coding swarm, context-aware throttle
- ›All Slim v1.6.0 features: schema enforcement, semantic versioning + @g-ship, bug-fix pipeline
- ›WPAC v1.6 — autonomous-child workspace model for multi-project orchestration
- ›All Slim v1.5.2 features: HTML/JSON/TOON output, memory compression, vocabulary management
- ›All Slim v1.5.1 features: plugin author guide + skill-pack distribution guidelines
- ›All Slim v1.5.0 features: platform framework architecture, SAST security scan, context-builder
- ›All Slim v1.4.0 features (recon suite, swarm, Copilot, release mgmt)
- ›6 platform skills: per-IDE reference for Cursor, Claude, Gemini, Codex, OpenCode, Copilot
- ›g-skl-recon-docs replaces g-skl-ingest-docs with improved freshness tracking
- ›g-skl-recon-yt replaces g-skl-ingest-youtube with recon report format
- ›Vault process-inbox: @g-vault-process-inbox command added
- ›ROADMAP.md added to repo root
- ›Vault: _INDEX.md MOC hub auto-generation for directories 10+ notes
- ›Platform doc crawling: Cursor, Claude, Gemini freshness tracking
- ›g-skl-knowledge-refresh: stale note audit + broken link detection
- ›Obsidian-compatible vault with YAML frontmatter schema
- ›Shared vault support: multiple projects contribute to one knowledge base
- ›7 optional skill packs: infrastructure, AI/ML, startup, video, 3D, content, blockchain
- ›All Slim v1.1.0 features
- ›Vault location config in .identity (LOCAL or shared path)
- ›Session summaries auto-captured to vault after each conversation
Release History
- ›42 MCP server tools across 8 categories
- ›Semantic memory search with pgvector
- ›Oracle DB query/execute tools
- ›MediaWiki page get/create/update/search
- ›Platform docs crawler with weekly refresh schedule
- ›Docker Compose stack: Postgres, pgvector, crawl4ai, gald3r API
- ›memory_search + memory_capture_session tools
- ›gald3r_install MCP tool for remote project initialization
- ›gald3r_health_report: per-subsystem project health scores
- ›Initial beta — core memory ingest + search pipeline
- ›Firecrawl profile for platform doc ingestion
- ›get_service_url: environment-aware URL resolution
Release History
- ›34 AI coding tools — 11 new platforms (Kimi Code, TRAE, Qoder, Amp, Continue, Void, and more), all QA-passing
- ›g-go-go coding swarm fix — Phase 1 now runs N parallel coders via g-go-code-swarm
- ›Context-aware throttle ON by default — reduces parallelism under context pressure instead of stopping
- ›Platform templates restructured to repo root as drop-in folders (T1522)
- ›Schema enforcement — every .gald3r/ file validated against 15 versioned schemas; sub-second session-start drift probe
- ›Semantic versioning + release management — g-skl-ship / @g-ship promote CHANGELOG to tagged releases
- ›Dedicated bug-fix pipeline (@g-go-bugs)
- ›WPAC v1.6 autonomous-child workspace model; encoding normalization
- ›HTML / JSON / TOON output modes + 3-theme system (--html / --json / --toon)
- ›Memory compression + project vocabulary management
- ›Skill review (@g-skill-review) + opt-in auto-skill-generation after PASS verdicts
- ›Plugin author guide (docs/PLUGINS.md) + skill-pack distribution and naming guidelines
- ›Platform Framework Architecture (.gald3r_sys/) — canonical framework tree
- ›g-skl-security-scan — two-phase SAST scanner across 12 vulnerability categories
- ›g-skl-context-builder + g-skl-delegate workflow skills
- ›Recon & research suite expansion
- ›GitHub Copilot support — 6th IDE, 89 commands deployed to .copilot/
- ›Recon suite: g-skl-recon-repo/url/docs/yt/file replaces ingest/harvest/reverse-spec
- ›Research workflow: g-skl-res-review → res-deep → res-apply (3-step pipeline)
- ›Swarm commands: @g-go-swarm, @g-go-code-swarm, @g-go-review-swarm
- ›Release management: g-skl-release + .gald3r/releases/ + RELEASES.md
- ›g-skl-medic: surgical repair for individual .gald3r/ files
- ›g-skl-tier-setup: upgrade slim→full→adv without losing state
- ›Codex + Copilot CLI skills added
- ›Added g-skl-pcac-send-to for topology-aware file transfer
- ›g-skl-medkit now handles v1.0→v1.1→v1.2 migration in one pass
- ›Fixed TASKS.md sync drift in multi-agent sessions
- ›Added g-skl-cli-gemini checkpoint flag documentation
- ›Feature pipeline: staging→specced→committed→shipped lifecycle
- ›g-skl-reverse-spec: 5-pass deep repo analysis (now g-skl-recon-repo in v1.4)
- ›OpenCode IDE support added (5th IDE target)
- ›12 pre-commit/push hooks including PCAC inbox check
- ›PCAC multi-project coordination system (10 skills)
- ›Parent/child/sibling topology with bidirectional linking
- ›Task broadcast cascade with configurable depth (1-3)
- ›INBOX.md cross-project message routing
- ›Initial release — 9 agents, 47 skills, 76 commands
- ›5-IDE parity: Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini, Codex
- ›Adversarial two-phase code review gate
- ›File-first architecture — zero external dependencies
FAQ
Questions developers ask
- What is gald3r?
- Gald3r is an AI-native task management framework that wraps around your AI coding IDE. It gives AI agents persistent memory, multi-repo orchestration, and adversarial quality gates — so they remember your architecture across sessions, coordinate changes across repositories, and cannot sign off on their own work.
- How do I install gald3r?
- Clone the repository and copy the template into your project: git clone https://github.com/wrm3/gald3r.git. Gald3r is file-first — no servers or subscriptions are required for the free Slim tier. The Quickstart walks through your first task in under 10 minutes.
- Which IDEs does gald3r support?
- 34 AI coding tools are supported and QA-passing. Six have full parity — Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot — sharing identical agents, skills, commands, and task state, so you can switch between them mid-task and pick up exactly where you left off.
- Is gald3r free?
- Yes. Gald3r Slim is free under the FSL-1.1-Apache license (Functional Source License, which converts to Apache-2.0 after two years). The Advanced (vault + multi-project) and Valhalla (Docker backend) tiers add optional capabilities on top.
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