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Put your entire software team on autopilot — the 100x engineer you dreamt of

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    auto-software

    Put your entire software team on autopilot — the 100x engineer you dreamt of.

    AutoSoftware is an autonomous software engineering platform. AI agents scan your codebases, plan features, write production code, review PRs, and ship — all from a single command.

    Quick Start

    npx auto-software

    That's it. A full engineering dashboard launches at http://localhost:8001 with an embedded database — no Docker, no config files, no setup.

    Features

    Autonomous Task Execution

    Create a task, assign it to an AI agent, and watch it plan, code, and open a PR — end to end. Supports multi-step workflows across branches and repositories.

    AI-Powered Code Review

    Review any pull request with a single command:

    npx auto-software review https://github.com/org/repo/pull/123

    Works with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket or any local git repository as well. Uses whichever AI agent you have installed — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Aider, or Amp.

    Live Workspaces

    Interactive coding workspaces with:

    • Real-time chat with AI agents
    • Integrated terminal (full PTY)
    • Browser preview with element inspector
    • File explorer and diff viewer
    • Git operations and PR creation

    Repository Management

    Connect repositories via GitHub CLI or PATs. Full file browsing, branch management, and commit history.

    Codebase Scanning

    AI-powered scans that analyze your codebase and generate actionable improvement tasks — bugs, security issues, refactors, and feature suggestions.

    Analytics Dashboard

    Track engineering velocity, cost, ROI, and AI agent performance across all your projects and repositories.

    Commands

    start (default)

    npx auto-software [start] [options]

    Starts the local AutoSoftware server.

    Option Default Description
    -p, --port <number> 8002 Backend API port
    --frontend-port <number> 8001 Frontend dashboard port
    --no-open — Don't auto-open browser
    --data-dir <path> ~/.auto-software Local data storage directory
    -f, --force — Kill existing instance before starting

    review <pr-url>

    npx auto-software review <pr-url> [options]

    Runs an AI-powered code review on a pull request.

    Option Description
    --agent <id> Agent to use: claude-code, codex, gemini, aider, amp
    --gitlab-token <token> GitLab personal access token
    --bitbucket-token <token> Bitbucket app password
    --data-dir <path> Local data storage directory

    Supported PR URLs:

    • GitHub: https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123
    • GitLab: https://gitlab.com/owner/repo/-/merge_requests/123
    • Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/owner/repo/pull-requests/123

    Requirements

    How It Works

    AutoSoftware bundles a full-stack application into a single npm package:

    • Frontend — React dashboard with real-time workspace UI
    • Backend — Fastify API server with WebSocket support
    • Worker — Background task processor for scans and code generation
    • Database — Embedded PostgreSQL (auto-managed, zero config)

    Everything runs locally on your machine. Your code never leaves your environment.

    Data Storage

    All data is stored locally at ~/.auto-software/ by default:

    ~/.auto-software/
  config.json        # Generated secrets
  auto-software.db   # Embedded PostgreSQL data

    Use --data-dir to customize the location.

    License

    MIT