baron
01Plugin Claude Code
Baron — platform-agnostic work orchestration for AI coding agents.
Plugin Claude Code
Baron — platform-agnostic work orchestration for AI coding agents.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
AGENTS.md instructions for loncadev/baron: Track work through Baron, not raw provider writes: it normalizes issues and source control across providers behind one contract, so speak its abstract vocabulary, never a vendor's native states.
Instructions file
Claude Code instructions for loncadev/baron, covering baron — project rules, tech stack, local development, conventions and testing.
Plugin Claude Code
Platform-agnostic work orchestration (issues, scm, ci, deploy, notify) for AI coding agents: drives work tracking, source control, pipelines, and notifications across providers via the Baron MCP server, with packaged workflows surfaced as recipe skills.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Drive work tracking (issues) and source control (pull requests) through Baron's provider-agnostic ports. Use when the user asks to create/transition/comment/link/query issues, open branches or pull requests, or run a Baron recipe — across Azure DevOps, GitHub, or whatever the repo's .baron/policy.json binds.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run any Baron recipe by name as ONE deterministic, rule-enforced workflow. Use when the user names a recipe to run (including a project recipe under .baron/recipes) and no dedicated skill covers it.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Ship a change with Baron — open a draft PR, move the issue to inreview, trigger its CI pipeline, and notify the team, as ONE deterministic single-pane workflow across scm + issues + ci + notify. Use when the user says "ship it", "ship this change", or asks to PR + run CI + notify together.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Finish a work-item branch with Baron — push it, open (or find) the draft pull request, and post the PR link on the item. Use when the user says the work is done / ready for review / open a PR. The item's role does NOT move here — it moves when the PR merges.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Land a work item's pull request with Baron — take it out of draft and merge it. Use when the user says merge it / land it / birleştir / it's approved, ship this PR. Do NOT shell out to gh or az for this; Baron owns the provider call, including the parts that have no REST route.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
List work items with Baron, filtered by role, type, or assignee — "my in-progress work", "open bugs", "what's in review". Roles, not vendor states, so the same query works on any provider Baron binds. Use when the user asks to list/show/find work items.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Move a work item to a workflow role with Baron — guarding backward/reopen moves behind a required one-line reason (posted on the item first). Use when the user asks to change a task's state/column, send it back, reopen it, block/unblock it, or advance it. Roles, not vendor columns — works on any provider Baron binds.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Create a NEW work item with Baron — reach a well-specified item first (grill for the missing detail when the input is thin), infer the type role (task/bug/story), resolve the right parent, then create it. Use when the user describes new work to record ("we need...", "bug:", "add a task for..."). Starting work on it…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Start work on an EXISTING work item with Baron — load it, cut its canonical branch, move it to inprogress, and sync the local checkout. Use when the user says to start/pick up/resume a known task, bug, or story (by id, key, or URL). To create a new item first, use task-new.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Sweep in-flight work items for drift between their workflow role and their branch's PR reality — the classic "the PR merged but the card is still in progress" — and batch-fix it with Baron. Use when the user asks to sync/reconcile the board, tidy stale cards, or "what's still in progress but actually done?".
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
Let your coding agent write to your work tracker: issues, branches, PRs and CI, one contract. Runs locally from the @lonca/baron-mcp-server npm package.