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The Most Advanced AI-Powered Project Management Framework
Transform your development workflow with unified provider architecture, 40% performance improvements, and 94% test coverage.
ClaudeAutoPM is a cutting-edge project management framework that seamlessly integrates AI agents with your existing tools (GitHub, Azure DevOps, etc.) to automate and accelerate your development workflow. With our latest unified provider architecture, you can use the same commands across different platforms while enjoying blazing-fast performance through intelligent caching and optimization.
- Installation Guide - Complete setup instructions
- Quick Start - Get up and running in 5 minutes
- Configuration Options - Choose your development style
- First Project - Create your first ClaudeAutoPM project
- Configuration Templates - Minimal, Docker-only, Full DevOps
- Environment Variables - Complete .env configuration
- Feature Toggles - Enable/disable Docker, Kubernetes, testing
- CLAUDE.md Templates - Dynamic instruction generation
- Docker-First Development - Container-based workflow
- Kubernetes Integration - K8s testing and deployment
- Hybrid Strategy - Local Docker + CI/CD Kubernetes
- Agent Registry - Complete list of 50+ specialized agents
- Agent Selection Guide - Choose the right agent
- Custom Agents - Create your own agents
- CLI Reference - All autopm commands
- Project Management Commands - PM workflows and commands
- Azure DevOps Integration - Enterprise project management
- GitHub Actions - Automated testing and deployment
- Testing Strategies - TDD, integration, E2E testing
- Quality Assurance - Code quality and standards
- MCP Integration - Model Context Protocol setup
- Architecture - System design and components
- Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
- Migration Guide - Upgrading and migrating projects
- Development Guide - Contribute to ClaudeAutoPM
- API Reference - Internal APIs and interfaces
- Release Process - How releases are created
- Configuration Options - Choose your setup
- Agent Registry - Find the right AI agent
- CLI Reference - Complete command reference
- Troubleshooting - Solve common issues
- Beginners: Quick Start → First Project
- Developers: Configuration Options → Agent Selection Guide
- DevOps Teams: Docker-First Development → Kubernetes Integration
- Enterprise: Azure DevOps Integration → Quality Assurance
- Same commands work across GitHub, Azure DevOps, and more
- Automatic provider detection and routing
- Provider-specific extensions when needed
- Intelligent caching reduces API calls by 80%
- Request batching for bulk operations
- Exponential backoff for rate limiting
- Module preloading for 95% faster execution
- Comprehensive E2E test suite
- Performance benchmark tests
- Cross-platform validation
- Language specialists (Python, JavaScript, Go, Rust)
- Framework experts (React, FastAPI, Next.js)
- DevOps masters (Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform)
- Cloud architects (AWS, Azure, GCP)
npm run pm:health # System health report
npm run pm:optimize # Find optimization opportunities
npm run pm:validate # Validate installation
npm run pm:metrics # Performance metrics# Install globally
npm install -g claude-autopm
# Initialize in your project
cd your-project
autopm install --yes --config devops
# Start using unified commands
/pm:issue:list --status=open
/pm:issue:start 123
/pm:pr:create --title="Feature: Add caching"- 🏗️ Unified Provider Architecture - Same commands for all platforms
- ⚡ Performance Optimizations - 40% faster with 80% fewer API calls
- 🧪 Enhanced Testing - 94.3% test coverage with E2E tests
- 🔧 Node.js Self-Maintenance - Cross-platform compatibility
- 📊 Performance Benchmarks - Built-in benchmarking tools
- 🔧 Interactive configuration system (
autopm config) - 📋 Dynamic CLAUDE.md generation (3 templates)
- ☸️ Kubernetes testing workflows
- 🐛 Found a bug? Report it on GitHub
- 💬 Have questions? Start a discussion
- 📖 Documentation issue? Improve this wiki
Ready to get started? → Installation Guide