Autonomous Dev Team

Autonomous Dev Team

A fully automated development pipeline that turns issues into merged pull
requests — no human intervention required. It scans for issues labeled
autonomous, dispatches a Dev Agent to implement the feature with tests
in an isolated worktree, and hands off to a Review Agent for code review
with optional E2E verification. The entire cycle runs unattended on a cron
schedule.

- Code hosts: GitHub and GitLab (gitlab.com or any standard self-managed
  instance) via pluggable provider seams — see
  GitLab support.
- Agent CLIs: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Kiro CLI, opencode, Cursor Agent,
  Antigravity CLI (agy), and most CLIs with a -p  non-interactive
  flag — see docs/agent-clis.md.

Knowledge after merge

Dev and review sessions can retain verified lessons across retries. After a
confirmed merge, useful updates go to the nearest AGENTS.md,
docs/troubleshooting/, or docs/lessons-learned/ in a separate documentation
commit and PR. Existing facts are revised rather than duplicated. No new or
corrected information means no documentation change, empty commit or extra model
call. Machine details and credential references stay in ignored, mode-600
AGENTS.local.md; credential values remain in their existing private sources.

The Stop hook checks an assessment, which may explicitly report no update.
Read the recording and retry reference
for interactive use. After upgrading skills, re-run the project bootstrap and
your agent's hook installer to register the new Stop hook.

Quick Start

Option A: Install as portable skills (recommended)

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity, Kiro CLI, and
40+ agents. After installing, follow
docs/installation.md for the post-install wiring
(symlinks, plugins, autonomous.conf, labels) — it includes a…