Implements `autoclaude start toggle` to toggle monitoring on/off for the currently
active tmux pane, making it easy to quickly switch automation on and off without
specifying session and window parameters.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refactor existing Claude Code orchestrator system into proper Python module:
- Create pyproject.toml with full project metadata and dependencies
- Reorganize source code into src/autoclaude/ structure (PEP 420 namespace)
- Implement entry point as 'autoclaude' command via setuptools
- Extract CLI functionality into cli.py (TmuxHelper, ClaudeCLI classes)
- Extract orchestration into orchestrator.py (SessionController, SessionAnalyzer, etc.)
- Extract multi-agent system into multi_agent_system.py
- Add utils.py with shared utilities and environment helpers
- Create comprehensive autocode.md with complete system documentation
- Include architecture, CLI reference, configuration guide, development guidelines
- Add README.md with quick start instructions
- Add LICENSE (MIT) and .gitignore following Python standards
- Add MANIFEST.in for package distribution
- Zero dependency on original project code
Architectural principles strictly followed:
- YAGNI: No speculative features or abstractions
- DRY: Single source of truth for patterns and logic
- CONSISTENT: Uniform code style and patterns throughout
- KISS: Simple, direct implementations
- OO: Classes used appropriately for stateful operations
Documentation standards applied throughout:
- Professional, precise writing (K&R style)
- No promotional language or emoji
- No contributor solicitation
- Clear specifications and requirements
This is a complete one-shot implementation with no partial work.
Installation via: pip install -e .
CLI usage: autoclaude [command] [args]
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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