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Open ACE

Self-hosted control plane for AI coding agents.

Open ACE gives teams a browser workspace for AI coding agents, a remote execution layer for internal machines, and an auditable autonomous workflow system that can take GitHub issues from plan to implementation.

CurrentUpdated from recent PRs
Latest focusAutonomous workflows, batch issues, timeline UX, ZCode support
Execution layerRemote Agent, token auth, CLI adapters, app-server mode
Best next readRemote Agent, Deployment, Permission Model, Project status

Core value

From AI sessions to autonomous engineering runs

Autonomous development workspace

Turn GitHub issues into planned, executed, reviewed, and merge-ready AI coding workflows.

Multi-agent remote execution

Run Claude Code, Qwen Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and ZCode on controlled remote machines.

Governance and observability

Track API key routing, token usage, timeline status, audit events, quotas, and cost signals.

Why teams adopt it

Designed for teams that need useful automation and real control

For builders

Run real AI development work from issues

Batch GitHub issues, inspect milestone timelines, fork from a previous step, and keep final code changes visible.

For platform teams

Keep deployment and secrets inside your boundary

Remote Agent, token-based registration, and API Key Proxy keep machines, credentials, and execution policy self-hosted.

For governance

See what happened while the agent worked

Compact timeline cards, full-text milestone views, session topology, audit logs, and usage counters make runs explainable.

Recent momentum

What changed in the last three weeks

Autonomous workflows became a product surface

Recent PRs added issue-driven autonomous development, batch navigation, auto-merge controls, retry/timeout fixes, and session-aware execution.

Execution is easier to inspect

Timeline cards now show milestone summaries, full-text detail, final code changes, status filters, deep links, and clearer pause/failure semantics.

Remote Agent is broader and safer

ZCode joined Claude Code, Qwen Code, Codex, and OpenClaw, while token management and remote identity checks hardened agent access.

Install and upgrade paths are getting real attention

Docker, package, macOS, sudoers, migration, and config-path fixes make first-run and upgrade flows less brittle for evaluators.

Start here

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