Foreword

Contributions are very welcome in this repository, and everything is open to discussion — features, requests, bugs, and even help requests. Nothing will mostly go stale unless there are technical limitations or blockers, but it might take time due to life.

What this is

Hyprpilot is a personal tool that grew documentation: a config-driven, fire-and-exec launcher for terminal coding agents. It scratches a specific itch — launching the same agents with the same profiles all day — and it is shared in the hope the itch is not unique.

Contributions are welcome

Contributions from all skill levels are welcome. You can always propose a new feature or report a bug, and improving documentation or tests counts just as much. There are no strict guidelines beyond the general ones — following them keeps things consistent.

If you are unsure whether an idea fits, open a Discussion first — sketching in a thread is cheaper than sketching in a pull request.

Getting around

• Development — toolchain, tasks, and the module map.
• Contributions — how to report, propose, and send changes.
• Release — how versions get cut and shipped to the AUR.
• LLM Docs — the LLM-friendly endpoints of this documentation.