Auto-Claude is an autonomous, multi-agent coding framework that organizes software work into a structured workflow where agents plan, build, and validate code with minimal manual micromanagement. Instead of relying on a single chat thread to do everything, it uses coordinated agents and a task-driven approach so multiple steps—like investigation, implementation, and testing—can be executed systematically. The project aims to make “agentic software engineering” feel like running a small virtual dev team by giving you an opinionated process for turning goals into scoped tasks and then driving those tasks to completion. It includes guardrails intended to keep automation safer, such as restricting file operations to the project workspace and controlling which commands can be run based on the detected tech stack.
Features
- Multi-agent planning, implementation, and validation workflow
- Task-oriented execution model for long, multi-step projects
- Built-in safety guardrails for command execution and file access
- Stack-aware command allowlisting for safer automation
- Designed to drive changes through testing and verification loops
- Designed to drive changes through testing and verification loops