Autonomy Hub

https://autonomyhub.vercel.app

Open source platform enabling humans + AI to collaborate for knowledge work – An intelligent GitHub planning system with configurable AI agents that learn from your team's patterns and coordinate tasks across humans and specialized AI assistants.

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🎯 Vision

Autonomy transforms GitHub into an intelligent collaboration platform where AI agents work alongside human team members to plan, prioritize, and coordinate work. The platform supports configurable AI agents - from core planning agents to specialized domain experts - all configurable through simple YAML files. Instead of replacing human judgment, it augments team decision-making with memory-driven insights and automated task coordination.

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🚀 Quick Start

Installation

# Global CLI installation
pipx install autonomy

# Initialize with your GitHub repository
autonomy init --repo your-org/your-repo

Development Setup

git clone https://github.com/mehulbhardwaj/autonomy.git
cd autonomy
pip install -e .[dev]
pre-commit install
pytest

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🏗️ Architecture Overview

• Agent Orchestration: Configurable AI agents for different roles (PM, SDE, QA)
• LLM Integration: OpenRouter for unified access to 400+ models
• Memory System: Repository-scoped memory for intelligent context and relationship tracking
• GitHub Integration: GraphQL + REST for comprehensive GitHub automation
• Team Communication: Slack integration for notifications and collaboration

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📋 Core Features

• CLI Interface: Planning, ranking, assignment, status, and more
• GitHub Integration: Issues, Projects v2, authentication, board bootstrap, hierarchy management
• Slack Integration: Basic bot, slash commands, notifications
• Task Management: Priority ranking, manual override (pin/unpin), breakdown, dependencies
• Hierarchy Sync: Auto-create parents with Tasklists API
• Undo System: Shadow branch PRs and diff hash restore
• Metrics & Notifications: Daily metrics reports and Slack alerts
• Security & Storage: OS-native secret storage, basic audit logging
• Documentation: Comprehensive user and developer docs

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�� Documentation

Quick Reference

• Installation Guide - Get started with Autonomy
• User Guide - Learn how to use Autonomy CLI and features
• Configuration - All configuration options and settings

For Developers

• Technical Architecture - System design and implementation details
• Product Requirements - Product vision, roadmap, and development workflow
• Implementation Timeline - Week-by-week delivery plan
• Testing Strategy - Testing approach and coverage strategy

Documentation Structure

This project maintains focused documentation with clear separation of concerns:

• User-facing: Installation, usage, and configuration guides
• Developer-facing: Architecture, requirements, implementation, and testing
• Cross-references: Each document references related documentation where appropriate

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🎯 Examples

The examples/ directory contains configuration templates and examples:

• agent.yml - Example AI agent configuration
• board_cache.json - GitHub Projects field cache example

Quick Configuration Examples

Basic Setup:

# Install and authenticate
pipx install autonomy
autonomy auth login

# Initialize repository
autonomy init --repo my-org/my-repo

# Get next task
autonomy next

Slack Integration:

# Setup Slack bot
autonomy auth slack install

# Use Slack commands
/autonomy next
/autonomy update 123 --done
/autonomy pin 456

Board Management:

# Initialize GitHub Projects board
autonomy board init

# Rank items by priority
autonomy board rank

# Reorder items
autonomy board reorder

# Sync hierarchy
autonomy hierarchy-sync

Undo Operations:

# Undo the last change
autonomy undo --last

# Specify a custom commit window
autonomy undo <hash> --commit-window 3

# Generate a shadow branch PR for recent changes
autonomy audit shadow-pr --limit 3

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions from developers interested in AI-human collaboration and intelligent automation!

1. Read the docs: Start with ARCHITECTURE.md and REQUIREMENTS.md
2. Setup environment: Follow INSTALLATION.md for development setup
3. Pick an issue: Check good first issues
4. Join discussions: Participate in issue discussions and planning

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Release Strategy

Stable releases are tagged from the main branch. Testing releases use commits from the testing branch and are published as pre-releases. Development work should occur on feature branches that merge into testing before stabilizing in main.

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the GNU GPLv3 or later - see the LICENSE file for details.

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Status: Active open source development. Contributions welcome!