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Create multiple parallel Goose AI sessions working on the same development prompt

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create-mkstack10x

Create multiple Goose AI instances working in parallel on the same project

License: MIT

What is this?

create-mkstack10x is a tool that spawns multiple parallel Goose AI assistant sessions, each working independently on the same development prompt. It's named after the concept of a "10x developer" - now you can literally have 10 AI assistants working on your project simultaneously!

Installation

You can use this package directly without installing it:

npm create mkstack10x

Or install it globally:

npm install -g create-mkstack10x

Requirements

  • Node.js 14+
  • create-mkstack package
  • Goose CLI installed and available in your PATH

Usage

Basic usage (10 instances)

npm create mkstack10x my-project "Create a web app that does X, Y, and Z"

Custom number of instances

npm create mkstack10x -- -n 5 my-project "Create a web app that does X, Y, and Z"

Note the use of -- when passing flags to the underlying command.

Examples

Create 10 instances of a blogging platform

npm create mkstack10x blog "Create a blogging platform similar to Medium based on NIP-23 and kind 30023 events."

Create 5 instances of a Twitter clone

npm create mkstack10x -- -n 5 chirper "Create a website similar to Twitter."

How it works

For each instance n, the tool:

  1. Creates a new project using npm create mkstack <project-name><n>
  2. Changes to that directory
  3. Runs goose run -p goose.jsonl -t "<prompt>"

All instances run in parallel, with their output displayed in a combined color-coded view in your terminal.

Why use this?

  • Explore different approaches: See how different instances tackle the same problem
  • Save time: Increase your chances of getting a working solution faster
  • Compare implementations: Easily see which approach works best
  • Learn from variety: Discover multiple architecture and design patterns

License

MIT