kunchenguid/gnhf: Before I go to bed, I tell my agents: good night, have fun

gnhf is an autonomous orchestrator that runs coding agents in a loop, making one small committed change per iteration toward a goal.
It is designed for long-running overnight work: you can start it and wake up to a branch full of clean commits plus a log of what happened.
Successful iterations are committed immediately; failed iterations are rolled back, with retries and failure rules to keep runs safe.
The tool shows live terminal status during interactive runs, including token totals and commit count, and prints a permanent exit summary with stats and review paths.
gnhf works with popular coding agent CLIs and any ACP target, making it agent-agnostic.
It supports multiple operating modes: default new-branch runs, --current-branch for working on the existing branch, and --worktree for isolated parallel worktrees.
With --current-branch --push, successful iterations are pushed after each commit; gnhf does not force-push or auto-pull.
A run can stop based on limits like max iterations, max tokens, or a natural-language --stop-when condition, and resumed runs reuse saved stop conditions unless cleared.
It stores shared run context in notes.md and local metadata under .gnhf/runs/ so only intentional changes remain in the repo.
The project is installable via npm or from source, and supports macOS, Linux, and Windows.

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