GitAgent

GitAgent is a git-native, framework-agnostic open standard for defining AI agents as files in a repository. It lets you version-control your agent's identity, skills, tools, memory, and compliance config using familiar git workflows like branching, PRs, and tagging. Maintained by the team at Lyzr, GitAgent exports to Claude Code, OpenAI Agents SDK, CrewAI, OpenClaw, Nanobot, Lyzr Studio, and GitHub Models from a single definition.

• Git-Native Agent Definition: Define your agent in agent.yaml, SOUL.md, and RULES.md — every change is a git commit with full history, diff, and rollback support.
• Framework-Agnostic Export: Use gitagent export to generate framework-specific configs for Claude Code, OpenAI, CrewAI, OpenClaw, Nanobot, Lyzr, and GitHub Models from one source of truth.
• CLI Tooling: Install via npm install -g gitagent, then use init, validate, run, export, import, install, skills, and audit commands to manage the full agent lifecycle.
• SkillsFlow Workflows: Define deterministic multi-step pipelines in YAML under workflows/, chaining skill:, agent:, and tool: steps with depends_on ordering and ${{ }} template data flow.
• Live Agent Memory: The memory/runtime/ subfolder persists execution state across sessions via dailylog.md, key-decisions.md, and context.md files committed to git.
• Compliance & Governance: First-class support for FINRA Rule 3110, SEC 17a-4, Federal Reserve SR 11-7, and CFPB frameworks; run gitagent audit for a full regulatory report.
• Agent Skills System: Reusable capability modules following the Agent Skills standard, discoverable via SkillsMP marketplace, GitHub repos, or local filesystem.
• Human-in-the-Loop: Agents can open branches and PRs for human review before merging new skills or memory updates, enabling RL-style supervised learning.
• CI/CD for Agents: Run gitagent validate in GitHub Actions on every push to test agent behavior, block bad merges, and auto-deploy to production.
• Agent Registry: Browse and share community agents at registry.gitagent.sh.