OctopusGarden – An autonomous software factory (specs in, code out)

What it does

A Dark Software factory. Contribute to foundatron/octopusgarden development by creating an account on GitHub.

An open-source software dark factory. Write specs and scenarios -- OctopusGarden builds the software. Each arm of an octopus has its own neural cluster and can operate semi-autonomously. OctopusGarden's agents work the same way -- independent arms coordinating toward a shared goal. OctopusGarden is an autonomous software development system. You describe what you want (specs) and how to verify it works (scenarios). OctopusGarden orchestrates AI coding agents that generate, test, and iterate on the code until it converges on a working implementation -- without any human code review. The key insight: scenarios are a holdout set . The coding agent never sees them during generation. An LLM judge…from github.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

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