Welcome

OpenAgents is a software forge with an agent layer on top of it. This documentation covers the parts you can use today.

What is here now

OpenAgents hosts Git repositories that you can create, import from GitHub once, clone, push, pull, and browse. Use the browser or Coder, the command-line agent, which installs as a single binary.

The issue tracker includes issues, labels, milestones, assignees, and projects, each with a browser view and a GitHub-compatible REST endpoint. Code browsing renders files and commits in repositories that you can access.

Pull requests propose one branch into another, and stacks order several of them so each builds on the one before it.

Three surfaces describe the system itself rather than your work. The changelog presents product releases. Status reports fleet health. The leaderboard ranks contributors by tokens.

What is not here yet

Code review and webhooks are not built. A pull request can be opened, browsed with its diff, commented on, and merged, but nothing records an approval, a requested change, or a comment anchored to a line.

Where a page in these docs describes something, that thing exists and you can click it — a documentation site that mixes shipped features with planned ones leaves you unable to tell which half you are reading.

Compatibility

The REST API is shaped after GitHub's. See REST API for the implemented repository, issue, and project endpoints and the documented differences.