Autopus-ADK
A harness that makes AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI and OpenCode work like a structured engineering team, with planning, testing, code review and security-audit skills, and one configuration across platforms.
Autopus-ADK adds a structured workflow on top of existing AI coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode and Oh My Pi, providing 16 agents and a library of 53 skills, with a compact default catalog, so a task goes through planning, testing, code review and security auditing instead of a single unsupervised pass.
Entry points differ by the task at hand: a chat command reproduces and patches a bug with a focused verification step, another reviews existing changes, and a plan-then-build pair of commands builds a feature against explicit acceptance criteria. After installation, a doctor command checks the platform wiring, and a skill-audit command inspects how much of the skill catalog a given task actually uses, to help teams start with the default split catalog and expand only as needed.
It installs with a one-line shell script on macOS and Linux, or a PowerShell command on Windows, and includes a harness comparison and evaluation protocol for teams weighing it against each coding tool's native workflow.