Open ACE Documentation

Open ACE is a self-hosted control plane for AI coding agents. It combines browser-based AI coding sessions, Remote Agent execution, autonomous GitHub issue workflows, and governance features for teams that need to run agents on their own machines and credentials.

What Is New

• Autonomous development workflows can take GitHub issues through planning, implementation, review, and final code-change summaries.
• Batch issue runs, auto-merge controls, pause/cancel behavior, and fork-from-here flows make agent work easier to operate.
• Timeline views now expose milestone summaries, full-text output, status semantics, usage counters, and final changes.
• Remote Agent now covers Claude Code, Qwen Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and ZCode, with token-based registration and management.
• Docker, package, macOS, source-install, migration, and upgrade paths are being actively hardened.

Start With These Guides

• Product introduction
• Deployment guide
• Remote Agent
• Permission model
• Architecture

Who This Is For

• Engineering teams adopting browser-based AI coding workflows
• Platform teams operating remote machines, API key routing, and audit controls
• Administrators evaluating cost, compliance, and permission boundaries

Project Status

• Project overview
• Roadmap
• Recent release and PR highlights
• Community entry points

Source Of Truth

The canonical Markdown files remain in the repository under docs/en and docs/cn. The site build syncs those directories into Docusaurus during CI and Pages deployment.