Know why work is ready.
Acceptance connects to agreed criteria and current evidence, not just a confident summary in a chat.
A reusable delivery system for AI-assisted teams
Move faster. Know who owns the outcome.
Turn AI-assisted work into clear responsibilities, reviewable evidence and accountable decisions. Keep your tools. Make the process yours.
Open source · Runs locally · Works with your AI tools
AgentFlow provides the delivery process. You provide a supported AI client and any required subscription or API access.
One change. A clear path to acceptance.Interactive illustration, not a live agent run
Required evidence is current. The next role can return its delivery for acceptance.
Routine change: deterministic checks first. No council required.
Built with AgentFlow
AwesomeAwesomeness was carried across separate delivery episodes with explicit roles, deterministic gates, fresh-context recovery and separately checked release and hosted behavior. The product is live; its complete delivery story remains with the product.
For leaders and the teams they trust
More generated code is not the same as a dependable outcome. AgentFlow makes it clear what was agreed, what was delivered and why work is ready to move forward.
Acceptance connects to agreed criteria and current evidence, not just a confident summary in a chat.
Roles, decisions and review boundaries belong to your delivery system, not to a particular AI vendor.
Use code for repeatable checks. Bring in specialist advice and human authority when complexity or risk calls for them.
What makes 2.0 different
Five connected capabilities make the delivery model reusable across teams, methods and AI environments.
Architecture
Change your execution tools without rewriting the rules that govern delivery.
A portable core owns roles, contracts and gates. Providers connect execution tools; source adapters connect durable records.
Explore the architectureExtensibility
Business analysis and engineering can work differently without forking the product.
Versioned roles define responsibilities. Methods, skills, profiles and extension packs tailor how each responsibility is fulfilled.
See what you can customizeDeterminism
Don't spend a model call deciding whether a required artifact exists or whether evidence has changed.
Code verifies required criteria, record integrity and current content. Missing evidence, stale approval and unresolved rework block advancement.
Understand the checksMulti-harness
Benefit from planning, subagents and isolation when available, without making one AI environment mandatory.
Providers inspect support and bind an explicit execution target. A permitted fallback is recorded; a missing required capability blocks the plan.
Understand harness supportCollaboration
A handover starts a working agreement. It doesn't end the sender's responsibility.
The receiving role returns evidence. The sender accepts conformance or requests rework. Targeted councils advise on complex decisions.
Follow the acceptance loopAn operating model, not another coding agent
A role is a responsibility, not necessarily another AI agent. Start with one executor. Add independent perspectives only when they improve a decision.
Meet the nine lifecycle roles →Define the delivery method, required evidence and risk policy. High-assurance decisions retain a human gate.
Claude Code, Codex, Agy, Pi, Grok or an explicit manual path. Capability availability is inspected, not assumed.
Scope, handover, delivery, verification and acceptance remain inspectable across roles and sessions.
From 1.0 to 2.0
1.0 established the foundations: roles, evidence, validation and human review. 2.0 turns those foundations into explicit, extensible contracts.
| Capability | 1.0 / The foundation | 2.0 / The reusable product |
|---|---|---|
| Responsibilities | Named role-based phases and guidance. | Canonical prefixed roles, defined parameters and independently selectable methods. |
| Handover | Durable context and role-pass evidence. | Bilateral acceptance contracts, delivery receipts and bounded rework. |
| AI environments | Harness-neutral workflow and native adapters. | Portable intents, inspected capabilities and explicit provider binding. |
| Collaboration | Optional advisers and multi-agent evidence. | Rule-based complexity paths and structured councils with an accountable owner. |
| Adoption | Review-first installation and ownership-aware updates. | Preview-first transactions, current-plan approval, external receipts and rollback. |
A deliberate clean break. Legacy commands and v1 lockfiles are not supported by 2.0. Evaluate in a separate checkout and review existing project state before fresh adoption. The 2.0 implementation is available from source; a versioned npm 2.0 package has not been published.
Moving from 1.0? Start here →Start small. Keep control.
Delivery improvements in development
The next 2.0 delivery update connects observed test results, recoverable runs and a clearer operator view. These additions are being validated before release.
Checks identify the exact candidate, invocation and expected behavior. A success message alone cannot satisfy acceptance.
Resume from recorded state after checking the workspace, prior writer and unfinished external actions.
See missing evidence, open findings and the next eligible action through the CLI and optional Cockpit.
Development preview · release acceptance pending · AgentFlow requires a supported AI client and any necessary subscription or API access.