By agentic-swe
Autonomous SWE pipeline for Claude Code, Cursor, and compatible hosts — Hypervisor policy, structured phases, human gates, and 135+ specialist agents
Extend phases, commands, agents, templates, or references while keeping the pipeline consistent.
Design-first exploration aligned with the design phase (optional visual companion, design.md).
Enforce budget, transition, and artifact checks (permission-gated).
Check CI/CD status for a branch or PR with structured reporting.
Detect, classify, and resolve git merge/rebase conflicts with structured reporting.
Primary implementation specialist for bounded code changes; spawned via the Agent tool.
Repository git specialist for branches, remote sync, and conflict resolution via the Agent tool.
Design-panel adversarial reviewer; background agent run in parallel with architect and security reviewers.
Design-panel architecture reviewer; background agent run in parallel with security and adversarial reviewers.
Fourth axis of the design panel. Invokes an external model CLI (Codex, Gemini) for adversarial review, catching blind spots that a single model shares with itself.
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
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Claude codes your PRs. You review the receipt. Then merge.
An open-source autonomous SWE pipeline that runs in your editor or CI, writes every decision into your repo, and gives you a shareable audit trail of what the AI did and why.
What you get:
.worklogs/<id>//receipt renders a shareable summary suitable for a PR description, Slack, or a compliance ticketnpm install -g @agentic-swe/agentic-swe
claude --plugin-dir "$(agentic-swe path)"
Then in Claude Code:
/work Add retry logic to the API client
# ...pipeline runs, opens a PR...
/receipt
→ See Install & first run for Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and Claude Code plugin marketplace alternatives.
/receipt looks like/receipt reads .worklogs/<id>/ and renders the work item as markdown. Sample from test/fixtures/receipt/lean-happy/:
# /work add-retry-logic — Add retry logic to the API client
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Work ID | add-retry-logic |
| Track | lean |
| Status | completed |
| Duration | 47 min |
| Cost | $1.84 |
| PR | https://github.com/example/repo/pull/142 |
## Decisions made (6)
1. **feasibility → lean-track-check** ($0.08) — lean signal → feasibility.md#L1-L20
2. **lean-track-check → lean-track-implementation** ($0.04) — verdict: simple
3. **lean-track-implementation → validation** ($1.33) — implementation complete → implementation.md
4. **validation → pr-creation** ($0.21) — tests green
5. **pr-creation → approval-wait** ($0.18) — PR opened
6. **approval-wait → completed** ($0.00) — approved by suraj
## Human gates respected (1)
- `approval-wait` resolved by user at 2026-05-17T14:47:00Z — approved by suraj
## Loop counters
- `self_review_iter`: 0
- `doubt_cycles`: 1
- `code_review_iter`: 0
## Verifiable references
- All artifacts: `test/fixtures/receipt/lean-happy/`
- Audit log: `test/fixtures/receipt/lean-happy/audit.log` (9 entries)
Every line above is computed from .worklogs/<id>/ — no LLM summary, no hallucinated PRs. Reproduce locally:
node scripts/render-receipt.cjs --work-dir test/fixtures/receipt/lean-happy
Docs: agentic-swe.github.io/agentic-swe-site
After feasibility, lean-track-check sets pipeline.track in state.json. Tracks merge into PR creation → approval-wait → completed.
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start(["/work — start or resume"])
feasibility["feasibility"]
check{"lean-track-check<br/>sets pipeline.track"}
lean["Lean track<br/>lean-track-implementation<br/>validation · pr-creation"]
std["Standard track<br/>design → verification → test-strategy<br/>implementation → self-review<br/>validation · pr-creation"]
rig["Rigorous track<br/>design → design-review<br/>verification → test-strategy<br/>implementation → self-review<br/>code-review → permissions-check<br/>validation · pr-creation"]
gate{{"approval-wait<br/>human gate"}}
done(["completed"])
start --> feasibility --> check
check -->|lean| lean
check -->|standard| std
check -->|rigorous| rig
lean --> gate
std --> gate
rig --> gate
gate --> done
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npx claudepluginhub agentic-swe/agentic-swe --plugin agentic-sweAutonomous session orchestrator for Claude Code - manages multi-phase development workflows
Claude Code software delivery workflows packaged as namespaced skills and agents.
Software engineering workflows with skills for planning, implementation, quality review, and structured thinking, plus a suite of specialist agents
A curated set of skills for each stage of development — propose, spec, design, plan, implement, ship.
Persona-driven AI development team: orchestrator, team agents, review agents, skills, slash commands, and advisory hooks for Claude Code
Multi-agent /workflow development pipeline (planner → plan-review → coder → code-review) with typed handoff contracts, lifecycle hooks, and MCP servers.