Turn a sentence into a scheduled test-fix-approve flow
At a glance
Frink turns a recurring coding routine into scheduled shell checks, agent fixes, and a human approval gate before a pull request. This workflow is listed under coding agents, workflow automation, testing, pull requests.
- Agents / tools
- Frink, Claude Code, Codex, shell, Git
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What they did
1) Install Frink on macOS or Linux and sign in with a supported Claude Code or Codex provider account. 2) Describe the routine, such as running tests every weekday at 9 a.m., sending failures to an agent to fix, and waiting for approval before opening a pull request; inspect and edit the generated sequence of schedule, shell, condition, agent, and approval steps. 3) Review questions and finished changes in Frink's Work Queue, inspect the diff, and approve the pull request when ready.
How it went
The author says flows now automate most pull requests across personal and team projects.
Worth knowing
At the time of the Show HN post, Windows was unsupported and executable flows worked only with Claude Code and Codex; the author also warned that the solo project had rough edges.
