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46 repositories tagged with automation
dcc-mcp-blender: AI-Driven 3D Workflows with an Embedded MCP Server
dcc-mcp-blender is a powerful Blender addon that integrates an embedded Streamable HTTP MCP server directly into Blender. This allows any MCP-compatible AI client to seamlessly control and automate your 3D modeling, animation, and rendering workflows. It offers over 200 pre-built tools and an extensible skill system for robust production environments.
Goon: Autonomous AI Worker for Software Development and Custom Workflows
Goon is a self-hosted, autonomous AI worker designed to streamline software development and automate custom workflows. Built with Go and having zero dependencies, it operates as a daemon, capable of tasks from writing code and opening PRs to summarizing emails and monitoring logs. It learns from your context and asks for human approval before acting, ensuring controlled and intelligent automation.
aidevops: Autonomous AI DevOps Framework for 100x Developer Productivity
aidevops is an AI DevOps framework and OpenCode plugin designed to automate complex development, business, and creative projects. It enables AI agents to perform useful work across various domains, providing structure, security, and token efficiency for autonomous project delivery. This platform aims to significantly enhance developer capabilities by managing projects end-to-end without constant human supervision.
Ferry: Jira-Driven Autonomous Development on GitHub Actions
Ferry is an innovative GitHub Actions-native agent pipeline designed to automate your development workflow. It seamlessly integrates with Jira, transforming column moves into reviewed draft pull requests without requiring any server or daemon. This tool empowers teams to achieve a fully autonomous development loop, from ticket refinement to merged PRs.
awesome-grok-bot: A Curated List of Grok Bot Resources and Tools
The `awesome-grok-bot` repository is a comprehensive, bilingual collection of resources for Grok Bot, the always-on AI teammates with dedicated cloud computers. It provides curated links to official documentation, tutorials, real-world use cases, and community discussions. This list is an invaluable guide for anyone looking to explore or implement Grok Bot solutions.
gh-aw: Automating GitHub Workflows with AI Agents
GitHub Agentic Workflows (gh-aw) is a powerful GitHub CLI extension that enables AI-powered repository automation. It allows developers to define intelligent, agentic workflows using Markdown with YAML frontmatter, which are then compiled into standard GitHub Actions workflows. This tool complements traditional CI/CD by handling tasks requiring reasoning or interpretation, such as issue triage and pull request reviews, leveraging AI engines like GitHub Copilot and Claude Code.
Autoresearch: Autonomous Iteration for LLM-Powered Code Improvement
Autoresearch is a powerful GitHub repository that transforms large language models like Claude Code, OpenCode, and OpenAI Codex into relentless improvement engines. Inspired by Karpathy's autoresearch, it enables autonomous, goal-directed iteration, following a "Modify, Verify, Keep/Discard, Repeat" loop to achieve compounding gains across various domains. This project offers a structured approach to automate development, security, and operational tasks with AI.
claude-code-codex-bridge: Sync Your Claude Code Setup with Codex
The `claude-code-codex-bridge` is a Python tool that automatically synchronizes your Claude Code setup, including plugins, skills, agents, and commands, with Codex. This one-way bridge ensures that any changes made in Claude Code are reflected in Codex, keeping both environments equally effective. It streamlines the management of AI coding tools by allowing you to configure once and deploy across both platforms.
Awesome-skills: Community-Driven Apify Agent Skills for AI Coding Assistants
Awesome-skills is a community-driven collection of Apify agent skills designed for AI coding assistants. This repository allows AI agents to perform specific tasks using Apify Actors, following an open standard. It provides a rich set of pre-built skills to enhance AI agent capabilities, enabling them to interact with the web and automate complex workflows.
Mercury Agent: A Soul-Driven AI with Hardened Permissions and Multi-Channel Access
Mercury Agent is a sophisticated, soul-driven AI agent designed for continuous 24/7 operation, offering robust permission-hardened tools, intelligent token budgeting, and versatile multi-channel access. It remembers what matters, asks for permission before acting, and runs seamlessly from the CLI, Telegram, or a web dashboard. With 31 built-in tools, Kanban boards, and a SQLite-backed Second Brain memory, Mercury provides a comprehensive and secure AI assistant experience.
OpenHands: AI-Driven Development with Agent Canvas
OpenHands Agent Canvas is a self-hosted developer control center designed for coding agents and automations. It allows users to run various AI agents, including OpenHands, Claude Code, and Codex, across local, remote, and cloud backends. This powerful platform helps automate everyday development tasks, turning coding agents into an always-on engineering team.
Destructive Command Guard (dcg): Protecting AI Agents from Dangerous Commands
The Destructive Command Guard (dcg) is a high-performance hook designed to prevent AI coding agents from executing dangerous git and shell commands. Built in Rust, dcg intercepts and blocks catastrophic operations like `git reset --hard` or `rm -rf`, offering clear explanations and safer alternatives. It provides a crucial safety layer for developers working with tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and GitHub Copilot.