Autonomous background coding agents on AWS. Turn tasks into pull requests via isolated runtimes, with built-in orchestration, observability, and governance.
About the project
ABCA is a sample AWS platform that lets coding agents take repository tasks, work in isolated cloud environments, run checks, and open pull requests without continuous human interaction. It is for teams running asynchronous, repository-focused software work through sources such as Slack, issue trackers, command-line tools, or webhooks. The catalogue add-ons support operating and navigating this background-agent platform.
Deploy, diff, or destroy the ABCA CDK stack. Handles pre-deployment validation, synthesis, and post-deployment verification. Use when the user says "deploy", "cdk deploy", "deploy the stack", "destroy", "cdk diff", "what changed", "redeploy", or "update the stack".
Onboard a new GitHub repository to the ABCA platform so the agent can target it. Use when the user says "onboard a repo", "add a repository", "register a repo", "new repo", or gets a REPONOTONBOARDED / 422 error about an unregistered repository.
Guided installation and first-time setup for ABCA. Walks through prerequisites, toolchain installation, dependency setup, and initial deployment. Use when the user says "set up the project", "get started", "install", "first time setup", "how do I start", "prerequisites", or is new to the project.
Check ABCA platform status — stack health, running tasks, and recent task history. Use when the user says "status", "health check", "is ABCA running", "check platform", or "what's the state".
Submit a coding task to the ABCA platform via CLI or REST API. Guides prompt quality, workflow selection, and cost controls. Use when the user says "submit a task", "create a task", "run the agent", "send task to agent", "bgagent submit", "new task", "pr iteration", "pr review", "review a PR", "quick submit", "submit…
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