Open-Source Coding-Agent Management Layer
Agent Studio is published on GitHub. The current repository contains the source code, Apache 2.0 license, build-from-source setup, remote-first Task Server model and product documentation.
Facts first: public repository, controlled execution, existing coding-agent CLIs, inspectable code, forkable workflow.
Repository and license
The repository is the place to inspect the product, read the setup path and follow the current implementation state.
- Repository: github.com/RobertMischke/agent-studio.
- The current product repository carries the Apache 2.0 license.
- Issues, releases, forks and pull requests belong to the public project workflow.
What is included
The repository contains the product source and the material needed to understand how it is meant to run locally or as a reachable Task Server.
The surface behind the repository: a pinned demo workspace with backlog, active and decide lanes. No runner is signed in, so no task is executing.
Inspect
Read the code, docs and architecture notes.
Run locally or remotely
Use it with repositories, configured runners and coding-agent CLIs.
Adapt
Fork it, change it and build workflow bridges.
- Product source code and current feature surface.
- Installation and execution path.
- Architecture notes, ADRs, roadmap, contribution rules and operating docs.
What is not promised
The repository is the product source and project home. It is not a hosted service, enterprise support contract or paid feature catalog.
Tool first
The repository stands on its own for technical users.
Owned boundary
Execution stays inside environments you deliberately configure and operate.
Clear license
The current repository uses Apache 2.0 — with an explicit patent grant.
- No hosted runtime is promised by the repository.
- No paywall for the current source code.