The AI Agent Framework That Ships in <20MB
Open-source tools for Go teams. Code turns your issues into pull requests inside your own GitHub Actions. Your secrets stay with you, and a human always merges.
Start at aixgo.dev for docs and product pages. This org holds the source.
- Code runs on your runners with your secrets.
- A human always merges.
- All projects are open source, under Apache-2.0 or MIT, so you can read what runs.
- Each project below has a plain status: Beta, Early, or Scaffold.
| Project | What it does for you | Status |
|---|---|---|
| code | File an issue, get a pull request. Add the ax:go label to start. It runs in your own GitHub Actions with your secrets, and a human always merges. Engines: Codex on Azure, Gemini on Vertex. Claude works locally. |
Beta |
| aixgo | Build multi-agent systems in Go. Define the topology in YAML, switch between 8+ LLM providers, and ship one binary. | Released |
| aixgate | Keep .env, ~/.aws, and ~/.ssh out of reach of coding agents. A deny-by-default sandbox in one binary. macOS today, Linux planned. |
Early (v0.1) |
| sync | Keeping your agents in sync | Early |
| sync-mcp | Use Sync from any MCP client over stdio. | Early |
| cli | Local coding CLI for the Aixgo family, with a Sync client. | Scaffold, not ready for use |
Also here: web (source for aixgo.dev), skills (a curated catalog of agent skills), and homebrew-tap (install aixgate with Homebrew).
Pick the one that fits.
- Turn an issue into a pull request: follow the Code setup guide or read aixgo.dev/code.
- Build an agent system in Go: run the aixgo quick start.
- Fence in a coding agent: see the install steps in the aixgate README.
- Browse everything: aixgo.dev/docs.
If it helps, a star makes it easier for other Go developers to find.
Bug reports, ideas, and pull requests are welcome. Open an issue in the repo that fits, or start with the contributing guide. Report security problems privately, following the SECURITY.md in each repo.
Code, Sync, sync-mcp, and the CLI are Apache-2.0. aixgo, aixgate, and the site are MIT. Each repo has its own LICENSE file.