A deterministic local command layer that observes repositories, imports GitHub Project state, reconciles drift and preserves human-authored decisions.
Mission profile
- Discover and inspect local Git repositories without surrendering operational control to a cloud service.
- Capture complete GitHub Project snapshots and expose meaningful state drift.
- Group commits into deterministic work units rather than fabricating one issue per commit.
- Reconcile desired and live project state while preserving human-authored overrides.
- Run safely in dry-run, shadow and AFK daemon modes with backups and explicit policy tiers.
Architecture
An operational memory, not another dashboard
CyberPM was built because repository state, GitHub planning and actual work inevitably diverge. It consolidates those realities without inventing decorative health scores or pretending that every commit deserves its own bureaucratic monument.
Manual changes are sacred
The reconciliation engine distinguishes values CyberPM verified writing from values most likely authored by a human. Unattributed divergence is preserved, classified and carried forward instead of silently overwritten. The first three reconcile runs remain forced dry-runs, and unattended live mutation stays disabled unless a project explicitly opts in.
Verified boundaries
The six phases are implemented and covered by 168 offline tests. Local scans, snapshots, dashboard routes, daemon locking and real dry-runs were exercised against the Pomegranate environment. Live production mutation was deliberately verified against a fake GitHub server rather than imposed on real project data merely to create a triumphant screenshot.