Draft CLI Plugin

Draft is an open-source CLI plugin built by idodekerobo that solves the "blank slate" problem in AI coding assistants. It installs into Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Cursor, then automatically injects a live snapshot of your product context — company, product, team, priorities, and memory — before you type a single word in a new session. The project is hosted on GitHub, currently at version v2.2.1, and supports macOS and Linux only.

What It Is

Draft is a persistent context layer for AI-assisted development and product management workflows. Rather than re-explaining your product, stack, and priorities at the start of every Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor session, Draft's session hook fires automatically and loads a structured workspace snapshot. It targets the three failure modes the README identifies: context amnesia (blank slate on every session), context rot (stale docs diverging from reality), and context isolation (each teammate's AI starting cold).

Agent Architecture

Draft uses an orchestrator-plus-three-sub-agents pattern:

• draft-agent — the main orchestrator; manages shared context and delegates to specialists
• draft-researcher — reads workspace files and fetches web content when you need to know something
• draft-executor — writes PRDs, decision docs, and updates files when you need to do something
• draft-learner — updates context files and logs decisions when you need to remember something

Most requests flow through researcher → executor → learner. The /draft:learn command (or $draft-learn on Codex) can also be invoked directly to capture a decision, scope change, or vocabulary term outside of a full PM session.

Team Collaboration Model

Draft supports sharing context across a team via a shared private GitHub repo. One person — the curator — runs /draft:setup-collab to configure the repo and /publish-team to push updates. Teammates run /load-team to pull the latest context. The shared layer covers context/ (company, product, team, priorities, decisions), while personal/ (working style, AI learnings, WIP drafts) always stays local. The README describes the intended feeling as: "every member of your team has an AI that was in the same room as everyone else."

Multi-Editor Setup and Workspace Layout

All three editors share a single workspace at ~/.draft/workspace/, which lives outside ~/.claude/, ~/.codex/, and ~/.cursor/ intentionally. Installing Draft for multiple editors does not create duplicate workspaces — each editor's setup script detects what's already installed and skips redundant rules or agent files. The recommended install order when using all three is Claude Code first, then Codex, then Cursor.

Context is injected via editor-specific hook mechanisms:

• Claude Code: SessionStart → inject-context.sh (raw text)
• Codex: SessionStart → inject-context.sh (raw text as developer context)
• Cursor: sessionStart → cursor-session-start.sh (JSON additional_context into initial system context)

Update: v2.2.1

The latest release is v2.2.1, published on 2026-05-14. The repository was created in April 2026 and last updated in May 2026, indicating active early development. The project uses a tagged release workflow on GitHub, with version tracking stored at ~/.draft/version and background update checks cached per session. The update command (/draft:update, $draft-update, or /draft-update depending on editor) shows the current and available versions, confirms before applying, and never touches context data at ~/.draft/workspace/.