Add YYLO to Developer Tools - #62
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Summary
Adds YYLO — a command-line orchestrator for coding agents — to the Developer Tools section, in alphabetical position between Xftp 5 and Zsh.
npm install --global @yylo/cli(Node.js 20.10+, Git; runs on Windows)Why it fits
The Developer Tools section already lists pure CLI tools (gitty, Zsh, pngquant), cross-platform tools (Fork, GitKraken, Keylord), and AI coding-agent ecosystem tools (Codex Quota Overlay, WhereMyTokens, DevProjex, ChatCrystal). YYLO is the same family: an npm CLI that runs on Windows and orchestrates coding agents — it runs typed tasks on frozen commits in dedicated per-task worktrees and drives a risk-based merge queue over them.
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I am part of the YYLO team. This submission was prepared with the help of an AI coding agent, and every claim above was verified against the live repository and README.