SMILE
Distributable agent software factory that takes a task queue to verified, reviewed pull requests.
Overview
SMILE is a distributable, verified agent software factory. It takes tasks from a queue and carries them through to reviewed pull requests, using a graph, an execution loop, a watcher and a planning step.
The whole project is public on GitHub as a solo effort by David Chen. The repository shows no license, so reuse rights are unclear. There is no hosted version or paid plan.
Features
- Moves work from a task queue to reviewed pull requests.
- Combines a graph, a loop, a watcher and planning components.
- Verifies agent output.
Details
- Company
- SMILE Software Factory (David Chen)
- Category
- Agent orchestration
- Source
- Open source
- Repository
- Commercial offering
- None found
- Topics
- Listed
- October 2026
- Last verified
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