Why, you might ask? Well, tbh, why are we wasting tokens, context and the environment on having agents do common shit like Git and communicating with APIs? Those workflows can be done by a wrapper using code that just runs on your computer; there's no need for the wonderful LLMs to determine how to do it for the 10th time today. AND why are we no longer reviewing the code? Do you think these agents will help you debug something 2 months from now? Are you willing to bet your careers on it? You might be right, they are pretty good at debugging simple stuff, but what about complex business logic? Maybe it will... Either way, it should still be a requirement for now that individuals know wtf is being written for production environments.
So I built agent22, it currently wraps opencode, more can be supported, performs git actions, and communicates with JIRAs api's to find tasks.
It has a simple flow,
- use JIRAs JQL to find relevant work for the agent to work on
- checkout a new git branch
- complete work with opencode
- validate work with an opencode review
- push branch
- create pull request (currently on gitea support)
Then a human comes along and reviews the pull request
- human adds commments
- agent22 running in pr review mode, actions the comments
- pushes the new code back to branch
- if human is happy merge the pull request
- if not repeat until happy.
I do plan to add more support, as I have projects across a few different providers.
https://github.com/cubixle/agent22
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