xuiltul/animaworks
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Organization-as-Code for autonomous AI agents. Brain-inspired memory that grows, consolidates, and forgets. Multi-model (Claude/Codex/Gemini/Cursor/Ollama).
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# AnimaWorks — Organization-as-Code
### An AI organization that ships software.
AnimaWorks is a framework that turns persistent AI agents into a "living organization." Give it a goal, and the agents break down the work, implement it in parallel worktrees, test and review each other's code, open pull requests, fix CI failures, resolve conflicts, and see deployments through to the end. They only ask a human for confirmation when a human is truly needed.
```text
タスク → エージェントチーム → 並列worktree → 実装 → テスト → レビュー
→ Pull Request → CI修復 → デプロイ → 観測 → 修復
```
AnimaWorks doesn't hardcode this pipeline. What the framework handles is turning GitHub events into tasks, serializing execution per pull request, and orchestrating multi-model reviews. Everything else is run by the agents the same way human engineers do it — with git, tests, CI, and role-specific working conventions. That's why the same organization can also handle email replies, meeting minutes, and Slack posts. Because it's an organization, not a build script.
## Production track record
Over the past six months, an AnimaWorks organization of eight Animas has handled the day-to-day development and operations of a production SaaS product: