Oz for OSS is a reusable open-source automation platform that lets a Warp-hosted Oz agent triage issues, draft product and tech specs, open implementation PRs, review pull requests, respond to PR comments, and verify changes via slash commands. The intelligence lives in the agent skills under .agents/skills/ and the prompt-construction layer that feeds them concrete repository context — everything else is delivery wiring around those skills.
Agent-backed work runs through a Vercel-hosted webhook control plane (api/, core/, tests/, vercel.json). The only GitHub Actions workflow kept in this repository is CI in .github/workflows/run-tests.yml; bot delivery no longer depends on reusable Actions wrappers under .github.
- Platform overview — agent roles, prompt construction, and how skills back each workflow.
- Architecture — repository layout and the end-to-end webhook flow.
- Onboarding — install the GitHub App and deploy the Vercel control plane.
- Contributing — issue/PR workflow, label conventions, and local development.
We're bringing the concepts found in this project to Warp Factories.
Warp Factories provide open, flexible infrastructure to automate triage, spec drafting, PR review, and implementation. They also bring evals, benchmarks, and self-improvement that work from your team's own conversation data.
Request early access, or read more in the Warp Factories docs.