Autonomous GitHub Team

Autonomous GitHub Team — 41 AI agents that autonomously monitor a GitHub repository, detect bugs, create fixes, open PRs, and release to production. Triggers on: "run GitHub agents", "autonomous dev team", "automated bug fixing", "AI code review", "GitHub workflow automation", "CI/CD automation". ⚠️ SECURITY: Requires a GitHub PAT with write access. Clones and executes third-party scripts. See "Security Notes" below before installing.

🤖 Autonomous GitHub Team Skill

⚠️ Security Warning — Read Before Installing

This skill clones and executes bash scripts from a remote repository. Before running:

1. Audit the scripts first — review every agent file in the agents/ directory
2. Use a least-privilege PAT — dedicated token scoped to a single test repo, not your main account
3. Never run on a production repo until you've tested in an isolated fork
4. Never commit tokens — keep config.env private and out of version control
5. Require human review before merging any PRs the agents create

What It Does

41 AI agents that autonomously monitor a GitHub repository, detect bugs, create fixes, open PRs, and release to production automatically.

Required Environment Variables

bash

GH_TOKEN        # GitHub PAT — needs: contents:w, pr:w, issues:w
TARGET_REPO     # The repository to operate on (format: owner/repo)

Primary credential: GH_TOKEN — treat this as a high-privilege secret.

Setup

bash

# 1. Clone the repo (pinned to v1.0.0 tag)
git clone --branch v1.0.0 https://github.com/captainsvbot/AutonomousGitHubTeam.git
cd autonomous-github-team

# 2. Configure — edit config.env
cp config.example.env config.env
nano config.env   # set GH_TOKEN and TARGET_REPO

# 3. Audit the agents first (important!)
# Review agents/*.sh before running anything

# 4. Run
bash agents/orchestrator.sh

Security Requirements for the GitHub Token

The skill needs a token that can:

• Read and write to repository contents
• Create and manage pull requests
• Read and write issues

Create a dedicated token for this skill:

1. GitHub → Settings → Developer Settings → Personal Access Tokens → Fine-grained tokens
2. Scope to only the specific repository you want the team to operate on
3. Grant only: contents: read and write, pull requests: read and write, issues: read and write
4. Never use your main account token with broad org access

Available Agents

bash

bash agents/orchestrator.sh          # Full pipeline (detect → fix → release)
bash agents/security-agent.sh        # Vulnerability scanning
bash agents/fixer-agent.sh          # Apply fixes, open PRs
bash agents/git-guardian-agent.sh     # Merge PRs (requires human review before main merges)
bash agents/backup-agent.sh          # Backup repo via GitHub API
bash agents/rollback-agent.sh         # Auto-revert broken commits
bash agents/team-bravo.sh            # Activity monitor (read-only check)

Gitflow

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feature/fix → develop → main

Every run syncs main → develop first. The Git Guardian does not auto-merge to main — all merges to main require human approval.

Before Running on a Production Repo

• Clone and review all agents/*.sh files
• Test in an isolated fork first
• Set up branch protection on main (require PR reviews)
• Use a dedicated, scope-limited PAT
• Keep config.env out of version control

Security Checklist Before Publishing Changes

bash

# Scan for accidentally committed secrets
grep -rni "gho_\|token\|secret\|api_key\|password" .

If you modify this repo, always scan before pushing publicly.