significant-gravitas/autogpt
AutoGPT is the vision of accessible AI for everyone, to use and to build on. Our mission is to provide the tools, so that you can focus on what matters.
How autogpt is put together
Monorepo for AutoGPT containing two product lines: 'classic' (the original Python autonomous-agent framework with forge/original_autogpt/direct_benchmark packages, Poetry-managed) and 'autogpt_platform' (a Next.js/TypeScript frontend talking to a FastAPI/Python backend whose data model is defined by schema.prisma over PostgreSQL, with Redis and RabbitMQ-style messaging in the dependency set). A GitHub Actions ChatOps 'batch-deploy bot' (described in README.md) merges approved PRs onto ephemeral batch/rollup-* branches, opens a rollup PR, triggers per-PR preview environments via '!deploy' comments, and lands batches via '/batch-merge' with auto-merge squash. A single-container deployment path (Dockerfile + shell bootstrap scripts) packages the whole platform. Data flow: frontend (orval-generated React Query client against backend OpenAPI) -> FastAPI backend -> Postgres (Prisma) with per-preview schema isolation.
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Major components
autogpt_platform/backend
FastAPI backend service implementing the AutoGPT Platform API, agent execution (app.py, batch_executor.py), and database access (db.py) against the Prisma-defined Postgres schema.
autogpt_platform/frontend
Next.js web UI with an OpenAPI-derived React Query client generated by Orval, Tailwind styling, Sentry instrumentation, and Playwright E2E tests.
autogpt_platform/autogpt_libs
Shared platform library providing JWT-based auth (pyjwt[crypto]), cryptography, Redis, settings, and Google Cloud logging helpers.
classic/
AutoGPT Classic autonomous-agent framework: forge core library, original_autogpt CLI app, and direct_benchmark evaluation harness.
batch-deploy bot (GitHub Actions)
ChatOps workflows (/batch, /batch-remove, /batch-merge) that maintain batch:* labels, rebuild batch/rollup-* branches from dev, manage rollup PRs, and trigger/tear down preview deployments.
autogpt_platform/single-container
All-in-one Docker image and shell entrypoint/bootstrap scripts that run the full platform stack in one container.
autogpt_platform/analytics
Collection of SQL queries for retention, onboarding-funnel, execution, and cost analytics.
autogpt_platform/graph_templates
Prebuilt agent graph JSON templates (Discord bots, Medium blogger) shipped with the platform.
A quiet week with just one maintenance fix to how read-only database queries are routed.
5 weeksWeek of 2026-08-24
Week of 2026-08-24latest
A quiet week with just one maintenance fix to how read-only database queries are routed.
Week of 2026-08-17
A big week for the experts product — hiring, firing, memory management, and expert groups all landed — plus new payment blocks and a Microsoft Teams bot.
Week of 2026-08-10
The home page became a morning-briefing hub with per-expert spending, while account linking, single-container deployment, and a ChatGPT/Codex transport preview moved forward.
Week of 2026-08-03
A 40-commit week centered on voice-driven onboarding, editable expert 'Soul' documents, scheduling, and a sweep of security patches plus new model and search integrations.
Week of 2026-07-27
The headline change was replacing Supabase Auth with Better Auth, alongside the first Expert entity APIs and an experts marketplace section.
Over the past month the AutoGPT platform has been building out a full 'experts' product — hireable AI team members with their own memory, schedules, work surfaces, and a briefing-first home page — alongside a major authentication migration to Better Auth and new Stripe payment flows. The team also shipped many integrations (Teams bot, Tavily, All Quiet, DataForB2B), hardened security and reliability across backend services, and cleaned up infrastructure like single-container distribution. The final week was a quiet one, limited to a small database routing fix.
Week by week
2026-08-24A quiet week with just one maintenance fix to how read-only database queries are routed.latest1 change
Fix
Safer routing for read-only database queries
Read-only graph database queries now go through a dedicated query channel, keeping them separate from write operations.
2026-08-17A big week for the experts product — hiring, firing, memory management, and expert groups all landed — plus new payment blocks and a Microsoft Teams bot.6 changes
Feature
Hire your own AI experts
Users can now raise (create) their own custom experts, organize them into named groups called 'pods', and give them a work surface with work cards.
Feature
Expert lifecycle management
Added admin tools to view an expert's memory, isolate it per user, and cleanly archive ('fire') experts when they're no longer needed.
Feature
Microsoft Teams bot adapter
The platform can now connect to Microsoft Teams so users can interact through that chat app.
Feature
Stripe Link wallet payments
New device-code sign-in flow plus wallet blocks let users pay via Stripe Link, including support for paying MPP merchants.
Feature
New integrations and subscription triggers
Added All Quiet incident-management blocks, DataForB2B business-data provider, and Stripe subscription webhook trigger blocks.
Feature
User-facing memory settings page
A new settings page lets users control how the platform's memory features behave for them.
2026-08-10The home page became a morning-briefing hub with per-expert spending, while account linking, single-container deployment, and a ChatGPT/Codex transport preview moved forward.6 changes
Feature
Briefing-first home page
A redesigned /home page leads with an AI-narrated morning briefing showing what needs attention and each expert's spending.
Feature
Chat-to-platform account linking
Users can now fully connect their chat accounts to the platform, completing the loop started earlier.
Feature
Single-container distribution
The platform can now be packaged and published as one container image, making self-hosting simpler.
Feature
ChatGPT/Codex subscription transport preview
An early preview lets eligible users use their existing ChatGPT/Codex subscriptions as a way to run the platform's AI.
Feature
Day-one kickoff after hiring an expert
Newly hired experts now start working immediately with a first-day kickoff instead of waiting around.
Feature
Team sidebar with presence
The sidebar now shows team members and whether they're active, with a menu to create new ones.
2026-08-03A 40-commit week centered on voice-driven onboarding, editable expert 'Soul' documents, scheduling, and a sweep of security patches plus new model and search integrations.6 changes
Feature
Voice brain-dump onboarding
New users can onboard by speaking their thoughts aloud, with a quality gate ensuring the transcription is good enough to use.
Feature
Editable expert Soul documents
Each expert now has an editable 'Soul' document defining its personality and behavior.
Feature
Claude Sonnet 5 and Kimi K3 support
The platform added Claude Sonnet 5 (with tokenizer awareness) and consolidated all supported AI models into a single catalog.
Feature
Tavily search integration
New blocks let agents use Tavily for web search, page extraction, crawling, and site mapping.
Fix
Security dependency patches
Vulnerable dependencies were patched across the frontend, backend, and classic AutoGPT, and video downloads gained SSRF protection and size limits.
Feature
Expert scheduling groundwork
Experts can now be scheduled to run tasks, with proper attribution, triggers, and credit guardrails in place.
2026-07-27The headline change was replacing Supabase Auth with Better Auth, alongside the first Expert entity APIs and an experts marketplace section.6 changes
Feature
Authentication system swap
The platform replaced Supabase Auth with Better Auth as its login and identity system.
Feature
Experts marketplace and team pages
A new marketplace section showcases available experts, with team pages and per-expert chat threads.
Feature
Expert entity and hire API
The backend gained the core Expert data model, an API to hire or install experts, and starter rosters of pre-built experts.
Feature
Compact wallet popover
A smaller, tidier credits/wallet display arrived in the new interface layout.
Fix
Memory queue reliability
Memory operations now retry when the FalkorDB queue overflows instead of silently dropping them.
Fix
Clearer upload errors
Image and logo uploads now show explicit file-size error messages instead of failing quietly.
Dependencies and code review
Dependency advisories
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Code review
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