Add YYLO to Open Source AI Coding Agents/CLI Tools - #10
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Adds YYLO — a command-line orchestrator for coding agents with typed task, validation, merge, and release-readiness boundaries. Each task runs in a dedicated branch/worktree and the merge queue owns risk-based review. MIT, on npm as
@yylo/cli.Placed in
Open Source AI Coding Agents/CLI Toolsalongside similar orchestrator CLIs (OpenCode, Crush, Vibe Kanban), and added the matching row toaicodingtools.csv— the same two-file shape as #4 and #5.Disclosure: I'm on the YYLO team, and this PR was prepared with an AI coding agent — happy to adjust format or placement however you prefer. The entry description is drawn from the project README, and the repo is actively maintained (daily pushes, MIT, 57★).