A boilerplate repository for running a lights-on software factory with Claude Code. It packages the setup used on a real product: a container sandbox that shares only the workspace directory with the host, a deterministic bash command regulator that reduces approval friction, and an orchestrator the author reports cut token spend sharply compared with running Claude workflows directly.
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Run Claude Code in a container that shares only your workspace directory with the host machine.
Use a deterministic command regulator so routine shell commands stop asking for permission.
Read a complete, opinionated setup rather than assembling one from blog posts.
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