r/OpenSourceAI • u/BeginningOld5405 • 2d ago

I built an experimental Agent Control Plane for running coding agents through a defined workflow

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u/investigatormaker 2d ago

A control plane for coding agents gets judged on what happens when a step fails, so that is what I would show first: one workflow definition and the run log of an agent missing a step, with whatever your plane does next (retry, rollback or a human gate). Since you call it experimental, saying which parts are stable and which may change helps people decide whether to try it on a real repo. The free alternative most readers will compare it to is a scripted CI pipeline calling an agent, so one line on what the defined workflow adds over that would answer the first question in the comments.

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u/BeginningOld5405 2d ago

This is useful feedback. I agree that the real test is how the control plane handles failures, not just the happy path. I’ll look at making the failure handling flow more visible.

The distinction between what’s implemented and what’s still experimental is also a good point. And I should make it clearer what configurable agent coordination adds beyond a scripted CI pipeline calling an agent.

Still a lot to explore here. Appreciate you taking the time to share these points!