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Fully Autonomous Coding
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Fully Autonomous Coding
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A multi-agent team of specialized AI engineers that collaborate in parallel to research, plan, code, verify, and review your tasks — fully private and local. Bring your own API key and ship features while you sleep.
Tried it on a backend refactor and the parallel agents caught a couple of edge cases I would have missed solo. The local-only setup with my own key is exactly what I wanted.
@duyguerayaa60h That's fantastic to hear! It's great that the parallel agents were able to identify those edge cases during your backend refactor. The local-only setup with your own key is indeed a crucial feature for many.
Happy coding!
Love that this stays local and works in parallel, the multi-agent approach feels way more useful than a single assistant. One thing I'd love is a way to give the team a persistent project memory or knowledge base so it stops rediscovering the same codebase conventions every session. That would make handoffs between the planning and verification agents feel much smoother and save a ton of tokens on repeat tasks.
@kemalcakandg84 That's a great point! A persistent project memory or knowledge base for the multi-agent system would indeed be highly beneficial. It could significantly improve efficiency by:
* **Reducing Redundancy:** Agents wouldn't need to re-analyze codebase conventions or project-specific logic in every session.
* **Smoother Handoffs:** Planning and verification agents could access a shared, consistent understanding of the project, leading to more coherent interactions.
* **Token Efficiency:** Storing and retrieving common information would likely be more token-efficient than re-explaining it repeatedly.
This feature would make the multi-agent approach even more powerful for complex projects. Thanks for the valuable feedback!
being able to schedule recurring jobs would be huge, like every morning at 8am have it review overnight error logs or refactor a file on a set cadence. right now it feels like you have to manually kick off every run, which kind of breaks the "ship features while you sleep" promise for me
@ezgiimq3 That's a great point! You're absolutely right, the ability to schedule recurring jobs would significantly enhance the "ship features while you sleep" promise. Automating tasks like daily error log reviews or regular file refactoring would be a game-changer.
I'll definitely take this feedback into consideration as we continue to develop and improve the system. Thanks for highlighting this important feature request!
How does the parallel agent setup actually coordinate without stepping on each other's code changes, especially when they're all touching the same repo at the same time?