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gstack: Garry Tan’s Agent Workflow Toolkit

gstack: Garry Tan’s Agent Workflow Toolkit. A source-based guide to identity, use and limits.

GUIDE · SOURCES REVIEWED

gstack is Garry Tan's collection of agent workflows and supporting tools for product and software development. Its repository describes roles for planning, design, engineering, review and release; it is a workflow toolkit, not a team of human employees.

How to approach the workflow

Read the current setup and skill documentation, then choose the stage you need: clarify a product idea, review a design, inspect an implementation or prepare a release. Check which commands read or change files and what permissions an agent requires. A generated plan or review should be checked against the actual repository and user request.

Is it a substitute for judgment?

No single set of agent roles proves that a product is ready or that every change was tested. Compare the quality and cost of a bounded task with your existing workflow, including the work needed to review the result. The project can change, so consult its current documentation rather than relying on a fixed skill count.

Sources checked November 7, 2026. Varwo did not install gstack or run its workflows.