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iatomic

v1.0.0

Published

Autonomous development pipeline orchestrator - CLI for structured AI agent coordination with OpenCode

Readme

IATOMIC

Autonomous development pipeline orchestrator

IATOMIC is a CLI tool that orchestrates AI agents for structured, end-to-end software development. It integrates with OpenCode to provide specialized agents for domain exploration, planning, database design, API contracts, implementation, code review, and testing.

Install

# Using npm
npm install -g iatomic

# Using bun
bun install -g iatomic

Usage

Initialize IATOMIC in your project

iatomic init

Creates the .iatomic/ directory structure:

.iatomic/
  context/     Project context and rules
  discovery/   Domain analysis and requirements
  planning/    Roadmap, backlog, execution graph
  db/          Database schema and decisions
  api/         API contracts and decisions
  reviews/     Code review reports
  testing/     Test reports
  tasks/       Task tracking index

Install agents in OpenCode

# Install latest version (v3) globally
iatomic agents install

# Install specific version
iatomic agents install --version v2

# Install in project (.opencode/)
iatomic agents install --project

# List installed agents
iatomic agents list

# List available versions
iatomic agents versions

# Uninstall agents
iatomic agents uninstall

Agent Versions

| Version | Agents | Description | |---------|--------|-------------| | v3 | 9 | Full pipeline with collaborative schema design, code review, and testing | | v2 | 8 | Intermediate version with improved orchestration | | v1 | 6 | Initial autonomous pipeline |

v3 Agents

orchestrator domain-explorer project-planner db-architect api-designer backend frontend code-reviewer tester

Available Skills

core react nestjs express fastify astro bun expo tailwind drizzle-sqlite mikroorm-pg jwt wrangler

How It Works

  1. Run iatomic init to set up the .iatomic/ directory in your project
  2. Run iatomic agents install to register agents with OpenCode
  3. Start OpenCode and describe what you want to build
  4. The orchestrator coordinates specialized agents through structured pipelines

Execution Flows

  • FLOW-1: New project — full pipeline from discovery to deployment
  • FLOW-2: Database schema design — collaborative iteration with user review
  • FLOW-3: Incremental work — features, bug fixes, improvements on existing projects
  • FLOW-4: Context build — analyze existing codebase before making changes

Requirements

License

MIT © Joaquin Feola