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Agent-Kit is an open-source framework that provides a complete autonomous coding agent infrastructure for OpenCode and the pi editor through OpenSpec specifications, the MCP Task Hub, and automated GitHub Actions workflows.
Section 01
Agent-Kit is an open-source framework that provides a complete autonomous coding agent infrastructure for OpenCode and the pi editor through OpenSpec specifications, the MCP Task Hub, and automated GitHub Actions workflows. It supports skill management, task orchestration, and state tracking, enabling a closed loop from "idea to code".
Section 02
As AI coding assistants evolve from simple code completion tools to "agents" that can independently plan and execute tasks, developers' demand for structured workflows is becoming increasingly urgent. Agent-Kit is a representative solution for this trend, providing complete infrastructure for autonomous coding agents.
Section 03
It adopts a three-tier architecture consisting of agent-kit (source code), agent-template (scaffolding), and mcp-task-hub (Dockerized task service), with automatic change synchronization via GitHub Actions.
Skills are stored in the .agents/skills/ directory, supporting automatic discovery by OpenCode. It includes subdirectories like shared (general) and opencode/pi (editor-specific), with core skills such as agentic-setup (project bootstrapping) and mcp-hub-setup (task hub configuration).
A Docker service based on FastAPI that provides centralized state management. Tasks are stored in TaskMD format and generate Git Note audit records, supporting multi-agent collaboration and cross-session recovery.
Section 04
Convert ideas into OpenSpec specifications via the /opsx-propose command, generate task lists synchronized to the Hub, and enable specification-driven development.
The sync-template.yml and sync-hub.yml workflows automatically synchronize changes, requiring TEMPLATE_REPO_TOKEN and OPENROUTER_API_KEY secrets.
Section 05
Integrates open-source tools such as the MCP protocol (open-sourced by Anthropic), TaskMD, OpenSpec, OpenCode, and the pi editor, with links to official documentation provided.
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Section 07
Agent-Kit represents a paradigm shift from "AI assistant" to "virtual colleague", providing organizations with a reference for specification-driven, state-externalized, and human-machine collaborative work methods. It serves as a bridge connecting AI potential with engineering practice, driving the future development of autonomous programming.
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