Add YYLO to Productivity Tools - #545
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Summary
Adds YYLO — application name: YYLO; category: Productivity Tools; open source project page: https://github.com/yylo-dev/yylo — as a single line at the end of the Productivity Tools section.
YYLO is a command-line orchestrator for coding agents, repeatable workflows, and receipt-backed repository changes. It is for developers who want a quick agent loop and for project operators who need typed task, validation, merge, and release-readiness boundaries: each task runs in a dedicated branch/worktree, and the merge queue owns risk-based review of agent-made changes. MIT-licensed, installable via npm (
@yylo/cli).Why Productivity Tools
The section scope — "All the tools, services which increase productivity, developer velocity and developer experience" — is where YYLO fits best: it is a terminal-native developer-velocity tool (in the neighborhood of claws, Telert, tenv). It is deliberately not filed under Automation & Orchestration or CI & Delivery since it neither provisions infrastructure nor is a CI server. If you see a better home (e.g. Code review, given the merge queue's review role), I'm happy to re-file.
Adoption / maintenance (disclosed up front)
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[RESOURCE](LINK) - DESCRIPTION., description < 80 characters, ends with a full stopDisclosure
I'm on the YYLO team (self-submission) and prepared this PR with the help of an AI coding agent; I use YYLO daily for repo work.