Open Source Automation Tools
Discover 193 open source Automation repositories from GitHub, each with an analysis of what it does, key features, use cases and alternatives. Automation projects here are most often combined with AI Agents, Python and Developer Tools. Last updated October 4, 2026.
193 repositories · updated October 4, 2026
session-to-skill: Turn OpenCode Sessions into Reusable Skills
An OpenCode skill that turns shared session links into reusable, publishable AI agent skills. It analyzes session patterns, checks the generated skill against TRACE and security criteria, then packages the result as a ZIP.
Local_LLM_Linux_Troubleshoot: Diagnose Linux with a Local LLM
A local web app and CLI that uses a llama.cpp model to investigate Linux issues, explain likely causes, and suggest repairs. It starts with read-only diagnostics and asks for permission before running system-changing commands.
da-forge: Generate and Deploy Teams Declarative Agents
da-forge turns Copilot Notebook grounding data into a Teams Declarative Agent package. It is for developers who need to create and sideload agents without manually building manifests and mapping capability data.
DeclarAgent: Run Auditable Workflows for AI Agents
DeclarAgent executes YAML runbooks through a CLI or MCP server, giving AI agents a structured way to validate, preview, and run multi-step workflows. It suits teams that want reusable plans and explicit controls around side effects.
Curie: Automate Scientific Experiments with AI Agents
Curie is a Python framework that uses AI agents to plan, run, analyze, and report scientific experiments. It is aimed at researchers and ML practitioners who want reproducible experimentation across their own datasets and code.
awesome-automated-ai: Find Tools for Automated AI and ML
A curated directory of tools spanning AutoML, LLM fine-tuning, prompt optimization, AI agents, evaluation, and MLOps. Use it to survey options by category and follow links to projects that fit your workflow.
skill-recorder: Turn Recorded Work into Reusable AI Skills
Skill Recorder captures a desktop work session and uses GitHub Copilot CLI to turn it into ordered steps, then a reusable agent skill or automation. It suits people who want to teach agents workflows by example.
holaOS: Build a Local-First Workspace for AI Agents
holaOS is an Electron workspace that brings agents, apps, integrations, chat tools, and shared memory together on your machine. It suits teams that want to connect existing systems and choose their own agents or models.
worktrunk: Manage Git Worktrees for Parallel Development
Worktrunk is a Rust CLI that simplifies creating, switching between, and cleaning up Git worktrees. It suits developers running parallel tasks, especially with AI coding agents, who want consistent worktree workflows and automation.
aidevops: Coordinate AI Agents Across Development and Operations
An OpenCode plugin and shell-based framework for coordinating AI agents across software delivery, DevOps, and business workflows. It combines specialist guidance with isolated Git work, verification, and automation for teams seeking a more durable alternative to one-off AI chats.
ferry: Turn Jira Ticket Moves Into Draft Pull Requests
Ferry uses Jira ticket transitions to start an agent pipeline in GitHub Actions, from refinement through review and merging. It suits teams seeking an automated development workflow, but requires Jira Cloud, GitHub Actions setup, and an LLM provider.
actions: Run Outfitter Agents in GitHub Actions
Run an Outfitter profile as a headless agent job in GitHub Actions. Use it to automate reviews or repository tasks on schedules and events, with configurable harnesses, permissions, browser access, and session transcripts.