File-aware caching
Content-addressed keys let parallel agents in separate Git worktrees share local cache hits automatically.
Grog
The monorepo build tool for the grug-brained dev.
What is Grog?
Section titled “What is Grog?”Grog coordinates the commands you already use and runs only what changed in parallel. It tracks inputs, caches outputs, and keeps the rest of your repo idle.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Describe targets. Declare commands, inputs, outputs, and dependencies in BUILD files.
Run a build. Grog schedules the graph, runs tasks in parallel, and caches results.
Rerun faster. Only targets affected by a change execute again.
Grog in motion
Section titled “Grog in motion”Highlights
Section titled “Highlights”Language agnostic
Build Go, Node, Rust, Python, or anything else that runs in a shell.
Remote caching
Cache artifacts locally or share them with your team through cloud storage.
Simple config
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps” Install and run Grog Get the CLI installed and initialize your repo.
Understand the build model Learn how Grog maps targets, inputs, and outputs.
Tune your config Explore settings for caching, parallelism, and storage.
Machine-readable docs
Section titled “Machine-readable docs” llms.txt Compact index for assistants and retrieval systems.
llms-full.txt Expanded machine-readable guide with key links and commands.
Sitemap Complete crawlable URL index of all documentation pages.