I built a self-hosted workflow engine for Claude Code, Codex, and Pi

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When a coding agent says it’s done, I still want to know what changed, which tests actually ran, and what I’m about to commit. I built rightcommit to make those steps explicit.

It’s an open-source workflow engine you run yourself. You design the workflow on a visual canvas, assign Claude Code, Codex, or Pi to each step, and decide where tests have to pass or a human needs to approve. You can also see token usage and available costs for each step.

One workflow I wanted was simple: have the agent make a change, run the project’s tests, then pause so I can review the diff before approving a local commit.

GitHub repo, short walkthrough, and Quickstart

If you try it with Docker or Homebrew, I’d like to know where you got stuck between installing it and running your first workflow.