Manage your first agent workflow
The dashboard manages one exact repository per GitHub account or organization:
.agents. It previews every structured change before applying it.
1. Install the App
Section titled “1. Install the App”Open the dashboard and sign in with GitHub. Add the AI Outfitter GitHub App to a personal account or organization. GitHub returns you to the dashboard after installation.
2. Choose an account and workflow
Section titled “2. Choose an account and workflow”Select the account whose .agents repository you want to manage, then select a
catalog workflow. The dashboard reports whether the repository already exists
and whether its selected workflow is ready for local execution.
If .agents is absent, create it from the dashboard. The GitHub App never
inspects arbitrary workload repositories for nested configuration.
3. Preview and apply
Section titled “3. Preview and apply”Preview the exact files that the workflow adds, updates, or deletes. Apply an initial commit when creating the repository, or open a pull request against an existing repository’s default branch.
What is planned
Section titled “What is planned”The dashboard includes noninteractive roadmap cards for GitHub Actions setup, resident deployment, hosted inference, bring-your-own-key inference, and managed operations. These capabilities are not available yet.
Understand the workflow
Section titled “Understand the workflow”Each catalog workflow has a declared graph in the workflow atlas. Use it to inspect actors, triggers, environments, and handoffs before adopting the corresponding bundle.
Run it
Section titled “Run it”Use the generated .agents configuration with Outfitter and the execution
surface you already operate. See the adoption ramp for
the current local, GitHub Actions, and operator-based paths.