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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: openfactory
+Version: 0.2.0
+Summary: A framework to run software tickets autonomously with coding agents — policies authorize actions, humans evaluate results.
+Author: The OpenFactory Authors
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+Keywords: sdlc,agents,automation,devops,ai
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openfactory-0.2.0/README.md

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+# OpenFactory
+
+**An autonomous software factory.** It takes tickets from your board and returns reviewed pull
+requests — planned, implemented, validated by *your* test suite, independently reviewed, and
+merged under the policy you chose. Humans stop authorising every step and start evaluating
+results; production stays behind a human gate, always.
+
+[![License: Apache-2.0](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-Apache--2.0-blue.svg)](LICENSE)
+[![Python 3.12+](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-3.12%2B-blue.svg)](pyproject.toml)
+
+It is **not a coding agent** — it orchestrates the ones you already use (Claude Code, Codex,
+Kimi, OpenCode) behind one adapter contract. It is **not a SaaS** — it runs on your machines,
+against your board, with your credentials, and no cloud account is required.
+
+## Why this one
+
+- **Policies authorise, humans evaluate.** The manifest declares the merge policy, the quality
+  floor and the promotion chain; the factory refuses vacuous green — a project with no declared
+  test command is *held*, not "passed".
+- **The box is proven before money is spent.** `box prove` runs your own `setup:` and
+  `validate:` inside the real sandbox before any ticket is picked up. A misconfigured
+  environment is a named finding, not a burned agent pass.
+- **Every stall speaks.** A blocked job parks with executable options for a human; a silent
+  forever-wait is treated as the platform's own defect class.
+- **Provider axes, not provider lock-in.** Tracker, board, forge, CI observer, notifier, coding
+  agent and sandbox are independent adapters — GitHub Issues + Projects, Jira, Azure DevOps
+  (work items → Azure Repos PRs, end to end), chosen per project in a registry.
+- **An independent review, structurally.** The reviewer can run on a *different* engine from the
+  executor, so "you did not write this code" is true by construction.
+- **Honest docs.** What does not work is written down (`docs/STATUS.md`)
+  before you decide anything.
+
+## Quickstart — one machine
+
+The shortest path is your own repository and the coding agent you already pay for: **one
+credential, no Docker, no account anywhere**. The factory branches from your repository, opens a
+pull request in it, reviews the change and fast-forwards your base.
+
+Prerequisites: git, Python 3.12+, and a coding agent on your PATH already signed in (`claude`,
+`codex`, `kimi` or `opencode`).
+
+```bash
+git clone https://github.com/Open-Factory-Digital/openfactory-core.git && cd openfactory-core
+python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate      # 3.12+; see docs/ONBOARDING.md §0
+pip install -e .
+
+openfactory init                         # press Enter twice: your code and your tickets live HERE
+openfactory project init myapp ~/code/myapp   # a path registers as itself — no owner, no board
+openfactory doctor myapp                 # on this door, green IS the prerequisite list
+
+openfactory act card_create -p myapp -P title="Add a health endpoint" -P body="## Objective
+Serve 200 at /health
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+- GET /health returns 200"
+openfactory act card_move -p myapp -i 1 -P column=TO-DO
+openfactory poll myapp                   # one card, all the way to Done
+```
+
+`openfactory panel` serves the same thing in a browser at http://localhost:8787 — the Board, the
+job, the pull request. The whole door is **[docs/setup/one-machine.md](docs/setup/one-machine.md)**,
+including what happens to your working tree when a merge lands.
+
+## Quickstart — with Docker, on a hosted forge
+
+The other door: the compose stack, a real forge and a real board, several people watching the same
+panel. **Two credentials are irreducible here** — the coding agent's
+(`CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN` from `claude setup-token`, or `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`) and a forge
+credential (a PAT to try things out, a GitHub App for real use). Docker is asked for at this hour,
+not before.
+
+**Docker. Only Docker.** No Python on the host, no `sudo`, one line:
+
+```bash
+curl -fsSL https://openfactory.digital/install.sh | sh
+```
+
+| | |
+|---|---|
+| **read it first** | `curl -fsSL https://openfactory.digital/install.sh -o install.sh && less install.sh && sh install.sh` |
+| **no script at all** | the four commands below |
+
+> The worker mounts the host's Docker socket — that is how `sandbox: container` starts a box, and
+> it is root-equivalent on the host. It is the same trade `docker compose up` has always made here.
+
+> The installer sends nothing anywhere. There is no telemetry in this project.
+
+Re-running the installer is the upgrade path: it resolves the newest release, pulls it, and
+restarts the stack. Your answers and your data survive it.
+
+<a id="the-un-piped-equivalent"></a>
+Prefer to do it by hand? These are the same four steps, and nothing else:
+
+```bash
+REPO=https://github.com/Open-Factory-Digital/openfactory-core
+VERSION=$(curl -fsSLI -o /dev/null -w '%{url_effective}' $REPO/releases/latest); VERSION=${VERSION##*/tag/}
+curl -fsSL $REPO/releases/download/$VERSION/docker-compose.yml -o docker-compose.yml
+curl -fsSL $REPO/releases/download/$VERSION/SHA256SUMS | sha256sum -c --ignore-missing
+docker run --rm -it -v "$PWD:/out" -u "$(id -u):$(id -g)" \
+  ghcr.io/open-factory-digital/openfactory-cli:$VERSION init --out /out/.env.compose
+echo "OPENFACTORY_VERSION=$VERSION" >> .env.compose
+docker pull ghcr.io/open-factory-digital/openfactory-sandbox:$VERSION
+docker compose --env-file .env.compose up -d
+```
+
+Three of those lines look optional and are not. The **version is resolved once** and written into
+`.env.compose`, because `docker-compose.yml` defaults to `main` — right for a contributor working
+on the branch, wrong for anybody running a factory. The **box image is pulled by hand** because
+`docker compose up` does not fetch it: the worker launches it as a sibling container on your own
+daemon. And the **checksums are verified**, which is why the files come from the release rather
+than from the website — a static host can serve a file and cannot checksum one.
+
+Then open http://localhost:8787 in a browser — the panel (8080 is the engine's own UI).
+
+**Two credentials are irreducible for a real ticket** — the coding agent's
+(`CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN` from `claude setup-token`, or `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`) and a forge
+credential (a PAT to try things out, a GitHub App for real use). `openfactory init` asks for
+neither and names both; only the agent's cannot be postponed past the first hour.
+
+`openfactory preflight` says what is still missing on this machine, one line each with a remedy.
+
+Register a project **inside the worker** (the compose stack has its own registry; a
+laptop-registered project is invisible to it). One command registers it and creates the board
+with the platform's columns:
+
+```bash
+docker compose --env-file .env.compose exec worker \
+  openfactory project init myapp https://github.com/<owner>/myapp.git   # your org or username
+docker compose --env-file .env.compose exec worker openfactory doctor myapp
+```
+
+(`project add` is the variant for a board you already have, or for none at all. On Azure
+DevOps, register with your `dev.azure.com` clone URL — it carries the
+organisation/project/repository, and Azure Boards ships with the project, so there is no board
+to create: **[docs/setup/azure-devops.md](docs/setup/azure-devops.md)**.)
+
+`doctor` runs nine checks always and up to four more when they apply, naming every missing
+prerequisite with its remedy — including the
+agent credential and the forge credential. From there, the guided first hour is
+**[docs/ONBOARDING.md](docs/ONBOARDING.md)**: the environment session that reads your repository
+and proposes its own manifest, the box proof, a costed rehearsal on a synthetic ticket, and the
+first real card.
+
+## Your first ticket
+
+An ordinary issue, in English or Portuguese:
+
+```markdown
+## Objective
+Users can export their report as CSV.
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+- a `GET /reports/{id}/export` endpoint returns text/csv
+- the export respects the report's current filters
+```
+
+Drag it to **TO-DO**. The factory sizes it, proves the box, plans, implements, runs *your*
+gates, opens the PR, has it independently reviewed — and with `merge_policy: human` (the
+recommended start) waits for your merge. The panel at `:8787` shows every step live.
+
+## The shape
+
+```
+openfactory/
+├── contracts/     Pydantic models — the framework↔project↔agent↔board interface
+├── registry.py    the set of projects one deployment drives (add one = data, not code)
+├── policy/        the quality floor: stack presets + org defaults + conformance
+├── adapters/      the provider axes — a project mixes them freely; the core ships GitHub,
+│   │              Azure DevOps and Jira on every axis below that has a vendor, and an
+│   │              add-on package adds a kind through the `openfactory.adapters` entry points
+│   ├── tracker/     GitHub Issues, Jira, Azure DevOps work items
+│   ├── board/       GitHub Projects, Jira status, Azure DevOps boards
+│   ├── forge/       GitHub, Azure Repos — branches, PRs, merges, tags
+│   ├── environment/ CI / deploy / health, read-only — GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines
+│   ├── agent/       CodingAgentAdapter — Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode
+│   ├── reviewer/    the independent review
+│   ├── channel/     the panel — the reference surface; a chat channel is an add-on package (openfactory-slack)
+│   └── sandbox/     container = real; worktree = local/test; a cloud box is an add-on package (openfactory-aws)
+├── orchestrator/  the deterministic state machine (the spine)
+├── runtime/       the durable engine (Temporal): poller, jobs, promotion tail
+└── cli.py         `openfactory` — project-first commands
+```
+
+## The roles you can switch on
+
+| role | what it is | where it lives |
+|---|---|---|
+| **engineering loop** | ticket → reviewed PR → merge | on by default; this README |
+| **post-merge** | watch your deploy, walk your stages, gate production | opt-in per project — [ONBOARDING §13](docs/ONBOARDING.md) says what silence means |
+| **tech-lead** | diagnoses parked jobs, proposes the fix, acts on your yes | the panel; a chat channel such as Slack is an add-on package (openfactory-slack), never a prerequisite |
+| **product owner** | requirements as reviewed docs in a context repo; accept/queue/release | `/product/<name>` on the panel — [docs/reference/product-role.md](docs/reference/product-role.md) |
+| **release gate** | production is approved by a named human with a password, always | [docs/reference/product-role.md §3](docs/reference/product-role.md) |
+
+## Documentation
+
+**One path, three references.** The map is [docs/README.md](docs/README.md); this is the short
+form:
+
+| read this | when |
+|---|---|
+| [docs/ONBOARDING.md](docs/ONBOARDING.md) | **start here** — the whole guided session on your own codebase, and the only onboarding there is |
+| [docs/setup/one-machine.md](docs/setup/one-machine.md) | one repository, one terminal, one credential — the door that needs no account anywhere |
+| [docs/setup/github.md](docs/setup/github.md) | the path sends you here for GitHub: the App screen by screen, a personal account's board token, a board by hand |
+| [docs/setup/azure-devops.md](docs/setup/azure-devops.md) | …or here for the all-Microsoft side: PAT scopes, board states, registration by clone URL |
+| [docs/STATUS.md](docs/STATUS.md) | the honest read before deciding anything |
+| [docs/reference/configuration.md](docs/reference/configuration.md) | manifest / registry / environment — who owns which setting, promotion chains |
+| [docs/reference/cli.md](docs/reference/cli.md) | every command (the `env`/`box`/`product` surfaces are walked in ONBOARDING) |
+| [docs/reference/product-role.md](docs/reference/product-role.md) | switching on the product owner |
+| [docs/writing-an-addon.md](docs/writing-an-addon.md) | your deployment needs a provider the core does not ship — a row, end to end, editing nothing here |
+| [docs/adr/](docs/adr/) | why it is built this way (49 decision records) |
+
+## Status
+
+Working, and honest about where. The whole loop — sizing → box proof → agent → your gates → PR
+→ independent review → merge — has run end to end on four stacks (Python,
+serverless TypeScript, .NET, multi-repo) against real GitHub, real Jira and real Azure DevOps.
+The suite runs in both orders on every change and new guards are proven by mutation before they
+count — the current size, the commit it was measured at, and everything that is NOT settled are
+in [`docs/STATUS.md`](docs/STATUS.md), which is the one place any of those numbers live.
+
+## Taking part
+
+Issues and pull requests are welcome, and the bar is written down rather than implied:
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+mutation for every guard) and how to add a provider to an axis without touching the core.
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+
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openfactory-0.2.0/openfactory/__init__.py

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+"""openfactory-platform — a framework to run software tickets autonomously.
+
+Policies authorize actions; humans evaluate results. See
+docs/adr/0001-foundational-conceptual-model.md for the conceptual model.
+"""
+
+__version__ = "0.2.0"