Tracker On Me / On You Index

Pick what I build while you sleep.

Tick a project and, on its next wake-up, an isolated agent advances it on a branch — never main, never deployed — verifies the build, and leaves you a report. You wake up, provide whatever it flagged as yours, and the loop turns again.

Two one-time grants arm the night shift. Everything else already runs. The autopilot itself can't think unattended until:
  1. You run claude setup-token in a terminal (headless auth — writes a token so a scheduled job can call me).
  2. You grant Full Disk Access to the scheduler in System Settings → Privacy (macOS blocks background jobs from reading ~/Desktop, where the projects live).

Autopilot queue

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Each tick is saved instantly to a small store the scheduler reads on its next wake. This is pull, not push: the click records intent; the next wake-up acts on it. Only git-backed projects can run — the branch workflow needs version control; the rest are shown greyed until you git init them.

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What each job actually does

6 jobs

Plain-language reference for every piece of the automation suite, so nothing here is a black box. Five are deterministic scripts that already run tonight; the sixth is the autopilot above.