corvid-agent
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- License — License: MIT
- Description — Repository has a description
- Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
- Low visibility — Only 5 GitHub stars
Code Pass
- Code scan — Scanned 12 files during light audit, no dangerous patterns found
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- Permissions — No dangerous permissions requested
This tool is a decentralized AI development agent platform. It uses LLMs and on-chain Algorand identity to write code, open pull requests, and deploy software based on plain English prompts.
Security Assessment
The platform is designed to execute code, run shell commands, and interact with external networks like GitHub and Algorand. However, a light code scan of 12 files found no dangerous patterns, hardcoded secrets, or requests for overly broad permissions. Because its core function involves generating and executing code locally, the inherent risk of prompt injection or unintended system changes is elevated. Overall risk: Medium.
Quality Assessment
The project is actively maintained, with recent repository pushes and a comprehensive setup including CI/CD and code coverage reporting. It is fully open source under the standard MIT license. However, community visibility and adoption are currently very low, with only 5 GitHub stars. Developers should expect limited community support or third-party auditing.
Verdict
Use with caution: the code is open and actively maintained, but its ability to autonomously execute shell commands combined with very low community adoption warrants strict oversight in secure environments.
🐦⬛ Decentralized development agent platform with on-chain identity and encrypted inter-agent communication via Algorand
corvid-agent
Your own AI developer. Tell it what you need — it writes the code, opens pull requests, and ships it.
No coding experience required. You describe what you want in plain English, and your agent builds it.
Website | Docs | Examples | Blog | API Reference
Quick start
Option A — one-line installer (auto-detects everything):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CorvidLabs/corvid-agent/main/scripts/install.sh | bash
Option B — clone and setup:
git clone https://github.com/CorvidLabs/corvid-agent.git && cd corvid-agent
bun run setup # guided wizard: detects AI provider, creates .env, installs deps
bun run dev # starts server + dashboard at http://localhost:3000
Option C — Docker (no Bun/Node required):
git clone https://github.com/CorvidLabs/corvid-agent.git && cd corvid-agent
cp .env.example .env # edit with your API keys (or leave defaults for local Ollama)
docker compose up -d # builds and starts at http://localhost:3000
Add corvid-agent tools to your AI editor (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot):
corvid-agent init --mcp # configures MCP server + copies Agent Skills
Full setup guide → | MCP setup → | VibeKit integration →
New here? See what you can build: Use-case gallery → | Step-by-step recipes →
What is corvid-agent?
An open-source AI agent platform that writes code, opens pull requests, and ships software. It combines LLM-powered coding with on-chain identity (Algorand/AlgoChat), multi-agent orchestration, and integrations with Discord, Telegram, Slack, and GitHub.
You describe what you want in plain English. Your agent designs, codes, tests, and deploys it.
What can it build?
- "Build me a weather dashboard" → it built this
- "Make a movie browser for classic films" → it built this
- "I need an earthquake tracker" → it built this
- "Create a poetry explorer" → it built this
- "Build a pixel art editor" → it built this
Every app above was designed, coded, tested, and deployed by corvid-agent — zero human-written application code. See all apps →
Who is it for?
| What you get | |
|---|---|
| Creators — have ideas but don't code | Describe what you want in plain English. It designs, codes, and deploys. Get started → |
| Developers — write code and want help | Automated PR reviews, CI fixes, test generation, issue triage. Use-case gallery → |
| Teams — need AI to handle dev work | Agents review code, write features, ship PRs. Business guide → |
| Enterprise — need security, compliance, scale | Multi-tenant, RBAC, audit trails, Docker/K8s. Enterprise guide → |
Talk to it from anywhere
| Channel | What you need |
|---|---|
| Web dashboard | Nothing — included at http://localhost:3000 |
| Terminal | corvid-agent (interactive CLI) |
| Discord / Telegram / Slack | Add a bot token to .env |
| Your AI editor | corvid-agent init --mcp (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) |
Extend with VibeKit (Algorand smart contracts)
corvid-agent handles dev orchestration. VibeKit handles blockchain operations. Together they give you a complete Algorand development stack:
corvid-agent init --mcp # add corvid-agent MCP tools
vibekit init # add blockchain MCP tools (deploy, assets, indexer)
Your AI editor gets 50 corvid-agent tools (code, GitHub, scheduling, agents) plus 42 VibeKit tools (contract deploy, ASA management, transaction signing) — all working side by side.
Agent Skills (skills-as-markdown)
Skills are markdown files in .skills/ or skills/ that teach AI assistants how to use corvid-agent. Each skill has a short description for discovery and a full body loaded on demand:
skills/
coding/SKILL.md # File operations, shell commands
github/SKILL.md # PRs, issues, reviews
smart-contracts/SKILL.md # VibeKit + Algorand contract tools
scheduling/SKILL.md # Cron-based task automation
...30 skills total
corvid-agent init --mcp copies skills to your editor automatically. Skill list →
Tech stack
Bun + Angular 21 + SQLite + Claude Agent SDK + Algorand (on-chain identity). 65 MCP tools, 382 API endpoints, 1,286 test files, 212 module specs.
Architecture → | Security → | Deployment →
Contributing
Open source because AI agents should be owned by the people who run them.
- Good first issues
- CONTRIBUTING.md — setup takes ~2 minutes
- Discussions
License
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