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An open-source task board for coding agents

Griglia gives developers and CLI coding agents a shared, observable workflow for requests, questions, progress and results. It runs in your Laravel application and stays under your control.

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Laravel 12/13 · Livewire 4 · MIT · works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, …

What Griglia does

Griglia is a Laravel + Livewire task board for developers who use coding agents. You write a request, add notes, sub-tasks or screenshots, and decide when it is ready. A CLI agent can then claim it, ask questions, report its current phase and close it with a recorded result.

The board keeps that exchange visible and persistent. It can coordinate several lists and agents, turn a goal into an ordered plan, notify you when input is needed, and retain working time, token and cost data.

  • A flow you can see

    Waiting → open to work → working → done, with questions, stop and resume. Every state is a dot on the row: you always know what the agent is allowed to touch, and what it is doing right now.

    Using the board

  • A CLI contract, not an integration

    griglia:check to read and act, griglia:watch to react. Progress %, phase, questions, tokens and the closing comment all travel through those two commands.

    The agent side

  • Plans from a prompt

    Turn a goal into a chain of tasks: closing one opens the next, so a long job runs on its own while you watch it advance.

    Plans

  • It reaches you

    Live updates between devices, an in-app bell, Web Push on your phone and mail — so a question does not sit there for an hour.

    Notifications

  • Yours to look at

    A theme system with installable packs, a settings page that tells the agent how to behave, statistics with working time, tokens and cost.

    Themes · Statistics

  • Small to install

    One composer package, one migration, precompiled assets if you do not want a build step. English and Italian included.

    Installation

How it works in one minute

  1. You write a request in the agent list (default name dev), with notes, sub-tasks and screenshots, and set the dot to open to work.
  2. The agent runs griglia:watch (events) and griglia:check (what to do), takes the task — the dot turns to working — asks questions when the request is ambiguous, updates progress and phase, and closes it with a comment.
  3. The board shows all of it live, notifies you, and keeps the statistics of what it cost.

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Griglia v0.92.0