Gas Town is a multi-agent orchestration system designed to manage AI coding workflows with persistent state. It organizes work into self-contained Rigs, employs ephemeral Polecat agents to execute tasks, and utilizes a git-backed ledger called Beads (powered by Dolt) to ensure no context is lost between restarts. The system automates the full development lifecycle, from assigning batched work via Convoys to merging code through an autonomous Refinery.
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Gas Town is a multi-agent orchestration system designed to manage AI coding workflows with persistent state. It organizes work into self-contained Rigs, employs ephemeral Polecat agents to execute tasks, and utilizes a git-backed ledger called Beads (powered by Dolt) to ensure no context is lost between restarts. The system automates the full development lifecycle, from assigning batched work via Convoys to merging code through an autonomous Refinery.
Source Repository: https://github.com/steveyegge/gastown
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