Building Agent Boss Board v0.1 and Setting Up the PC2 Operating Environment
Background
PC1 stays as the primary operating machine, kept stable for automated trading.
PC2 was set up as a secondary development and operation environment — Codex, Claude Code, and VSCode as the main tools. With multiple AI agents and projects running in parallel, a central internal board to track the overall picture became necessary. Actual device names are not used in public posts; the machines are referred to as PC1 and PC2.
Building Agent Boss Board v0.1
A new project was created using Vite + React + TypeScript.
Codex CLI was installed and the sandbox was configured. The structure was organized into six sections: Today View, Project Board, Agent Roster, Task Queue, Handoff Prompt Generator, and Asset Log.
After passing both lint and build checks, the work was committed and pushed to a GitHub Private Repository.
Setting Up chulbuji.com on PC2
The chulbuji.com repository was cloned to PC2.
npm.cmd install was run to install packages, and npm.cmd run build was used to verify the Astro build. The result came back as 231 pages built / Complete.
During the npm install process, package-lock.json was modified as a side effect. Since this was not an intentional change, it was restored with git restore package-lock.json. The final git status was confirmed clean.
Operating Standards
- Run
git pull origin mainbefore starting any work. - Run
npm.cmd run buildafter changes to verify the build. - Review changes before running
git commit/git push. - Do not edit the same file on PC1 and PC2 at the same time.
- Keep the automated trading folder and the chulbuji.com folder separate.
Next Steps
For Agent Boss Board v0.1.1: reviewing README cleanup, Korean UI localization, and adding a copy button to the Handoff Prompt Generator.
chulbuji.com Log updates will use Claude Code, but initially scoped only to adding Log files.