Overview

usine runs coding agents on GitHub issues and pull requests in the repositories you register. You define loops that select the work, then approve and follow runs in a web UI.

Alpha software

The configuration format, the CLI, and the @usine/* package APIs can change in any release. Back up the instance folder and read the release notes before you upgrade.

Use usine when you want to repeat a repository task, such as implementing a labeled issue or fixing review findings, with instructions you control. An instance runs on your machine or server; agents can use Claude Code, Codex, or Pi.

The quickstart uses a scratch repository, the local worker, one agent, and one loop. You create a small README issue, approve its run, and review the pull request the agent opens.

Start the quickstart

To start an instance without the first-pull-request exercise, run usine locally or host usine on a Linux server. The Run usine guides cover access, upgrades, backups, and moves.

Read Concepts for the terms in the UI. After your first pull request, write a loop for your own work or operate runs to follow and steer an attempt.

Give coding agents llms.txt for a page index and links to the full and abridged documentation.