automation

grasp

Grasp helps you manage multiple projects and parallel coding agents in one visual workflow, so humans can understand faster and ship more.
393 stars38 forksTypeScriptUpdated 10/22/2026100% free · open source
What it does

Grasp lets you wire up multiple coding agents and projects into a single visual workflow, so you can see what’s happening across them and ship features faster.

When to use it
  • •You have several micro‑services or scripts that need to run in coordination (e.g., build → test → deploy pipelines).
  • •Your team is juggling many AI‑coding agents and you need a single dashboard to monitor their progress.
  • •You want to prototype a multi‑step automation without writing a custom orchestrator.
Ready-to-paste prompt
grasp run --workflow build-and-deploy.yaml --vars env=staging,version=1.2.3
Heads up: Grasp requires Go 1.20 or newer; running it with an older Go version will fail with a compilation error.
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🔑 Needs an API key

Works after you add credentials — the setup agent will ask you for them.

Try it instantly — no install
Claude Code
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/grasp && curl -fsSL https://workflowstacks.com/api/skills/grasp/claude-skill -o ~/.claude/skills/grasp/SKILL.md
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How grasp works
Codeflow
Free to inspect

Grasp is a very large TypeScript project (~464k lines across 2132 code files, plus 161 test files). Setup is light: installs like a normal app — add your API keys. Reading the code is optional. Last commit this month, MIT license, has a test suite.

Size
Very large codebase
~464k lines · 2132 code files · days to read — use, don't read
Setup
One-command install
Installs like a normal app — add your API keys. Reading the code is optional.
Runs on
Node.js · Docker
Needs API keys (.env)
TypeScript 35%Go 32%JavaScript 18%Vue 13%Shell 1%
Where to start reading
  1. 1
    README.md
    Start here — what it does and how to install it
  2. 2
    AGENTS.md
    The instructions the AI actually follows
  3. 3
    package.json
    Dependencies and the commands it exposes
  4. 4
    .env.example
    The API keys and settings you must provide
  5. 5
    agents/ClarifyAgent/workspace/skills/clarify-checklist/SKILL.md
    Inside agents/ — an example of what the AI is told to do
What's in each folder
agents/Prompts, skills & agent definitions22 files
web/Frontend / UI1357 files
server/Backend / API907 files
docs/Documentation35 files
sandbox-gateway/Folder229 files
scripts/Helper scripts3 files
.github/CI / automation (GitHub Actions)26 files
media/Images & static assets15 files
READMEHas testsDocumentedCI checksDocker readyMIT licenseUpdated this month
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Details
Creator
cocofhu
Language
TypeScript
Category
automation
Published
7/24/2026

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