open-agents-ai 0.3.0 → 0.4.0

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  [Turn 5] task_complete(summary="Fixed null check — all tests pass")
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  ```
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- The agent has **11 tools** and uses them autonomously in a loop, reading errors, fixing code, and re-running validation until the task succeeds or the turn limit is reached.
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+ The agent has **18 tools** (including 3 AIWG SDLC tools and 4 advanced analysis tools) and uses them autonomously in a loop, reading errors, fixing code, and re-running validation until the task succeeds or the turn limit is reached.
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  ## Quick Start
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+ ### Install from npm (recommended)
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install globally — provides `open-agents` and `oa` commands
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+ npm i -g open-agents-ai
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+ # Run it — first launch auto-detects your system and pulls the best model
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+ oa "fix the null check in auth.ts"
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+ ```
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+ On first run, the setup wizard detects your RAM/VRAM and recommends the optimal qwen3.5 variant.
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+ ### Install from source
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  ```bash
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  # 1. Install Ollama (https://ollama.com)
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  curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/install.sh | sh
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  ## Tools
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- The agent has access to 11 tools that it calls autonomously:
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  | Tool | Description |
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  | `web_fetch` | Fetch and extract text from web pages (docs, MDN, w3schools) |
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  | `memory_read` | Read from persistent memory store |
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  | `memory_write` | Store patterns and solutions for future tasks |
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+ | `aiwg_setup` | Deploy AIWG SDLC framework in the project |
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+ | `aiwg_health` | Analyze project SDLC health and readiness |
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+ | `aiwg_workflow` | Execute AIWG commands and workflows |
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+ | `batch_edit` | Multiple precise edits across files in one call |
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+ | `codebase_map` | High-level project structure overview |
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+ | `diagnostic` | Run lint/typecheck/test/build validation pipeline |
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+ | `git_info` | Structured git status, log, diff, and branch info |
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  ### Self-Learning
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  ```
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+ ## AIWG Integration
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+ Open Agents integrates with [AIWG](https://www.npmjs.com/package/aiwg) (AI Writing Guide) — a cognitive architecture for AI-augmented software development. When AIWG is installed, the agent gains SDLC superpowers:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install AIWG globally
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+ npm i -g aiwg
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+ # The agent can now use AIWG tools automatically:
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+ oa "analyze this project's SDLC health and set up proper documentation"
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+ oa "create requirements and architecture docs for this codebase"
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+ ```
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+ ### What AIWG Adds
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+ | Capability | Description |
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+ | **Structured Memory** | `.aiwg/` directory persists project knowledge across sessions |
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+ | **SDLC Artifacts** | Requirements, architecture, test strategy, deployment docs |
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+ | **Health Analysis** | Score your project's SDLC maturity (testing, CI/CD, docs, etc.) |
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+ | **85+ Agents** | Specialized AI personas (Test Engineer, Security Auditor, API Designer) |
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+ | **Traceability** | @-mention system links requirements → code → tests |
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+ ### AIWG Tools
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+ The 3 AIWG tools are available when `aiwg` is installed globally:
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+ - **`aiwg_setup`** — Deploy an AIWG framework (`sdlc`, `marketing`, `forensics`, `research`)
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+ - **`aiwg_health`** — Analyze project SDLC readiness (works even without AIWG installed)
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+ - **`aiwg_workflow`** — Run any AIWG CLI command (`runtime-info`, `list`, `mcp info`)
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+ If AIWG is not installed, the tools return helpful install instructions. The `aiwg_health` tool provides native analysis without requiring AIWG.
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  ## Architecture
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  ### Agentic Loop
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  ## Evaluation
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  | 06 | Fix TypeScript type errors | Medium |
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  | 07 | Add REST API endpoint | Medium |
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  | 08 | Add pagination across multiple files | Hard |
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+ | 09 | CSS named color lookup (148 colors, web search) | Medium |
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+ | 10 | HTTP status code lookup (32+ codes, web search) | Medium |
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+ | 11 | MIME type lookup (30+ types, web search) | Medium |
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+ | 12 | SDLC health analyzer (AIWG-style scoring) | Medium |
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+ | 13 | SDLC artifact generator (requirements, arch, tests) | Hard |
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+ | 14 | Batch refactor variable names across files | Medium |
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+ | 15 | Codebase overview generator from structure analysis | Medium |
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+ | 16 | Diagnostic fix loop (find and fix buggy code) | Medium |
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+ | 17 | Git repository analyzer | Medium |
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  ## Test Suite
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