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Documentation · Cyboflow 0.1.13

The manual.

How to set up Cyboflow and what every part of the cockpit does — the flows, the board, the review queue, sessions, models, and the learning loop.

01What Cyboflow is

Cyboflow is a macOS desktop app for running AI coding flows in parallel against the same project — with you in the loop. Every session works in its own isolated git worktree, so several agents can move at once without stepping on each other or on your working copy. You dispatch the work, the app routes everything that needs your input into one review queue, and nothing lands on your main branch until you merge it.

Version0.1.13 · open beta · auto-updates in place
PlatformmacOS 13 Ventura or later · signed + notarized DMGs for Apple Silicon and Intel
ModelsClaude, through your existing Claude Code login — no separate key
LicenseFree and open source

02The mental model

Five pieces, one loop:

  • Projects are local git repos you add to the app.
  • Sessions are where work happens. Each session owns an isolated git worktree; runs (flows or chats) nest inside it. Run as many in parallel as you like.
  • Flows are multi-step agent workflows — four built-ins (Planner, Sprint, Ship, Compound) plus whatever you build yourself.
  • The backlog is a shared board of ideas, epics, and tasks that flows read from and write to — Planner fills it, Sprint drains it.
  • The review queue is the single inbox for everything that needs a human: permission requests, decisions, findings, and action items.

The loop: capture an idea → Planner turns it into approved, ready tasks → Sprint (or Ship) executes them in a worktree → you review the diff and merge → Compound mines the finished work for learnings and feeds them back in.

03The guides