d0labs/aof

Agentic Operations Framework — autonomous task orchestration for AI agent teams

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AOF - Agentic Ops Fabric

AOF lets you run teams of AI agents the way you'd run teams of people. Define your org structure, assign roles, and set up workflows. AOF handles the rest: routing tasks, enforcing review stages, recovering from crashes, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks.

It works for any domain where agents collaborate - software engineering, RevOps, sales, marketing, research, whatever. If your process has steps, AOF can govern it.


What It Does

  • Org-chart-driven orchestration. Model agents, teams, and hierarchies in a YAML org chart. Work gets routed by capability, team, and priority.
  • Workflow DAGs. Define multi-stage pipelines with review loops, conditional branches, and parallel fan-out. Agents follow the process - no skipping steps, no dropped handoffs.
  • Shared memory. Agents build on each other's knowledge through semantic memory with HNSW vector search and tiered curation.
  • Works for any domain. SWE (implement → review → QA → deploy), RevOps (qualify → enrich → handoff), sales pipelines, research workflows. If it has a process, it fits.
  • Nothing gets dropped. Filesystem-first task store with atomic state transitions, lease-based locking, and deadletter recovery. Tasks survive crashes, restarts, and API failures.

Quick Start

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >= 22 (LTS recommended)
  • OpenClaw gateway running (openclaw.dev)

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/d0labs/aof/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

The installer scaffolds your data directory and installs the aof-daemon user service (launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux). The daemon is the single scheduler/IPC authority; the OpenClaw plugin connects to it over a Unix socket at ~/.aof/data/daemon.sock.

Set up and run

aof init              # Configure OpenClaw integration
aof daemon status     # Verify the daemon is running (installed by the installer)
aof org show          # List available agents
aof task create "My first task" --agent <your-agent-id>

See the Getting Started Guide for a complete zero-to-working walkthrough.


Upgrading

Two paths exist on paper:

aof update                                                                            # in-CLI updater
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/d0labs/aof/main/scripts/install.sh | sh  # re-run the installer

Both preserve your data directory (~/.aof/data) and the daemon service. aof update also writes a backup so it can roll back with aof update --rollback --backup <path>.

Per-release notes live on GitHub Releases.


Key Features

FeatureDescriptionDocs
Org chart governanceYAML org charts define agents, teams, routing rules, and memory scopesConfiguration
DAG workflowsMulti-stage pipelines with rejection loops and parallel fan-outWorkflow DAGs
Protocol systemTyped inter-agent messages: handoff, resume, status update, completionProtocols
Semantic memoryHNSW vector index with hybrid search and tiered curationMemory
Recovery-firstDeadletter queue, task resurrection, lease expiration, drift detectionRecovery
ObservabilityPrometheus metrics, JSONL events, Kanban boardEvent Logs

Documentation

For Users

For Contributors


License

MIT - see LICENSE.

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d0labs/aof

Agentic Operations Framework — autonomous task orchestration for AI agent teams

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TypeScript

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May 12, 2026

updated

README

AOF - Agentic Ops Fabric

AOF lets you run teams of AI agents the way you'd run teams of people. Define your org structure, assign roles, and set up workflows. AOF handles the rest: routing tasks, enforcing review stages, recovering from crashes, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks.

It works for any domain where agents collaborate - software engineering, RevOps, sales, marketing, research, whatever. If your process has steps, AOF can govern it.


What It Does

  • Org-chart-driven orchestration. Model agents, teams, and hierarchies in a YAML org chart. Work gets routed by capability, team, and priority.
  • Workflow DAGs. Define multi-stage pipelines with review loops, conditional branches, and parallel fan-out. Agents follow the process - no skipping steps, no dropped handoffs.
  • Shared memory. Agents build on each other's knowledge through semantic memory with HNSW vector search and tiered curation.
  • Works for any domain. SWE (implement → review → QA → deploy), RevOps (qualify → enrich → handoff), sales pipelines, research workflows. If it has a process, it fits.
  • Nothing gets dropped. Filesystem-first task store with atomic state transitions, lease-based locking, and deadletter recovery. Tasks survive crashes, restarts, and API failures.

Quick Start

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >= 22 (LTS recommended)
  • OpenClaw gateway running (openclaw.dev)

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/d0labs/aof/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

The installer scaffolds your data directory and installs the aof-daemon user service (launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux). The daemon is the single scheduler/IPC authority; the OpenClaw plugin connects to it over a Unix socket at ~/.aof/data/daemon.sock.

Set up and run

aof init              # Configure OpenClaw integration
aof daemon status     # Verify the daemon is running (installed by the installer)
aof org show          # List available agents
aof task create "My first task" --agent <your-agent-id>

See the Getting Started Guide for a complete zero-to-working walkthrough.


Upgrading

Two paths exist on paper:

aof update                                                                            # in-CLI updater
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/d0labs/aof/main/scripts/install.sh | sh  # re-run the installer

Both preserve your data directory (~/.aof/data) and the daemon service. aof update also writes a backup so it can roll back with aof update --rollback --backup <path>.

Per-release notes live on GitHub Releases.


Key Features

FeatureDescriptionDocs
Org chart governanceYAML org charts define agents, teams, routing rules, and memory scopesConfiguration
DAG workflowsMulti-stage pipelines with rejection loops and parallel fan-outWorkflow DAGs
Protocol systemTyped inter-agent messages: handoff, resume, status update, completionProtocols
Semantic memoryHNSW vector index with hybrid search and tiered curationMemory
Recovery-firstDeadletter queue, task resurrection, lease expiration, drift detectionRecovery
ObservabilityPrometheus metrics, JSONL events, Kanban boardEvent Logs

Documentation

For Users

For Contributors


License

MIT - see LICENSE.

Contributors

demerzel-ops

1,043 commits

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