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autonomation

v0.0.1

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Operating doctrine for multi-agent software factories — Toyota Production System and TSMC manufacturing principles translated into artifacts for agentic engineering.

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Keywords

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Readme

autonomation

Operating doctrine for multi-agent software factories. Toyota Production System and TSMC manufacturing principles translated into artifacts for agentic engineering — schemas, halt conditions, gates, yield dashboards, and rituals that turn a capable agent substrate into one that ratchets every cycle.

Status: v0.0.1 — early scaffolding. The conceptual frame is in place; implementation surfaces are built incrementally.

What this is

Autonomation is the doctrine layer for the swarmkit ecosystem. It is not a runtime, learning system, memory layer, or task tracker — those already exist in macro-agent, cognitive-core, minimem, opentasks, and friends. Autonomation supplies the discipline layer those components are missing: explicit halt signals, structured failure taxonomies, yield decomposition, signal-driven kaizen, externalization-as-closure protocols, and standardized work contracts.

The framing target is a dark factory — multi-agent swarms producing software with minimal human-in-the-loop, where every TPS principle that used to be carried by human attention has to be carried by an artifact instead.

Surfaces (planned)

| Surface | Purpose | Status | |---|---|---| | doctrine/ | Cultural layer in artifact form — TPS/TSMC principles with carriers | initial | | standards/ | Schemas, taxonomies, role contracts (poka-yoke + standardized work) | next | | halts/ | Andon condition library + halt-signal schema (jidoka) | planned | | gates/ | Promotion + eval policies (jidoka + disciplined cadence) | planned | | yield/ | Metrics, queries, dashboards (yield obsession) | planned | | rituals/ | Retrospective, trace-walk, tournament, skill-harvest workflows (kaizen) | planned | | playbooks/ | Packaged standardized work | deferred until friction data exists |

See DESIGN.md for the build order with stop-conditions per phase.

Install

npm install autonomation

License

MIT