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Flight Rules

v2 is being rebuilt from scratch on this branch. Flight Rules v1 -- the markdown conventions framework (docs, implementation specs, coding-session workflows) -- is preserved on the v1 branch and tagged through v0.15.8. Projects with a deployed .flight-rules/ directory are unaffected; those payloads are static.

What v2 is

Flight Rules v2 is a live coordination plane for AI-assisted, multi-agent development. Where v1 gave humans and agents shared conventions on disk, v2 adds shared state: a real-time registry of the parallel work happening across a project, backed by Convex and viewed through a locally run TanStack Start app called the board.

The vocabulary:

Term Meaning
flight one unit of parallel work: a git worktree + its own dev environment + the agent session flying it
tower the main checkout of a project
ATC the coordinator session that lives in the tower -- releases, PR accounting, flight lifecycle
takeoff / land / scrub create a flight / merge its work and tear it down / abandon it without landing
the board the live dashboard of every flight, the tower, and loose ends

Status

Phase 0 (scaffold) is done. See docs/plan.md for the build plan and current phase.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm dev          # board on http://localhost:3999

Requires a Convex deployment (npx convex dev) and a .env.local with VITE_CONVEX_URL, CONVEX_DEPLOYMENT, and FLIGHT_RULES_SECRET (see the plan's security section).

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