Documentation
Documentation for romp: getting started, command reference, configuration, the goal contract, outcomes, architecture, and safety.
Documentation
romp is an opinionated runner for the coding agent you already have. It makes a handful of calls on your behalf — a goal contract instead of a task description, verification romp runs itself rather than trusting the agent, a review gate on every diff, and a hard stop before merge — and it does not offer a switch to unmake them. The pages below describe those choices and how to work with them.
- Getting Started — Requirements, installation, and your first labelled issue
- Commands — Reference for every command and flag
- Configuration —
romp.toml, config layering, and defaults - Goal Contract — The prompt romp hands your agent
- Outcomes — The terminal state of every job
- Architecture — How romp works under the hood
- Safety — What to know before you point it at a repo