Patchwork runs AI recipes against your tools — triaging failures, drafting emails, compiling briefs — and asks before anything goes out. Runs locally. Your keys. Nothing phones home.
$ npm install -g patchwork-os $ patchwork init
Patchwork OS gives you a delegation policy, recipe lifecycle, multi-model adapters, and an oversight dashboard — all running locally on your machine. Nothing phones home. Your keys stay yours.
Write a recipe in plain YAML. Point it at your tools. Go to bed. Anything risky lands in your approval queue first.
Not Zapier's drag-and-drop. Not n8n's server. YAML recipes, local execution, approval gates — you own the whole stack.
Tests fail at 2am. Patchwork triages the stack trace, links the breaking commit, opens a Linear issue, and sends you a Slack summary. You wake up knowing exactly what broke and why.
Customer emails come in while you're with a client. Patchwork reads them, drafts replies in your voice, and queues them for your one-tap approval. Nothing sends without you.
6am: Patchwork pulls your commits, Linear assignments, calendar, and Slack DMs — and composes one clean brief. You read it over coffee. Already done.
One command. Detects your tools, sets up starter recipes, and opens the oversight dashboard. Link Gmail, Slack, Linear, GitHub and more — OAuth in one click.
Plain YAML files describe what to watch and what to do. Share them like dotfiles. No code required. Browse a growing library of community recipes to start.
Patchwork acts autonomously. Anything risky lands in your approval queue. One tap — approve or reject. That's the whole loop.
Plain YAML. Describe what to watch, what to do, and when to ask. Version-controlled. Shareable. No code required.
Every write, send, or commit lands in your approval queue before it goes anywhere. Approve from the web dashboard, terminal, or your phone.
Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini, Grok, or local Ollama. Your keys, your models, your costs. Swap models per recipe. Nothing phones home.
Browse and install recipes in one command.patchwork recipe install github:patchworkos/recipes/morning-brief
VS Code and JetBrains extensions expose 177 tools — diagnostics, LSP, debugger, git — so recipes can inspect and fix code directly in your editor.
Build your own connectors and publish to npm. Plugins load in-process, hot-reload during development, and are installed with a single flag.
Daily 6am digest: Gmail unread, Linear assigned issues, Slack DMs, and today's calendar — composed into one clean Slack message.
Ops incident response: summarize alert, open Linear issue, post to #incidents Slack channel. Runs on Sentry webhook.
Pull completed Linear issues for the current sprint, summarize with AI, post digest to Slack before the meeting.
Nothing sends, deletes, or commits without your approval. Patchwork shows the proposed action — exactly what will happen — on one screen.
Approve from the web UI, the terminal dashboard, or your phone. One tap. That's it.
$ npm install -g patchwork-os $ patchwork init # set up starter recipes + open dashboard
Automate triage, PR summaries, test failure alerts, and sprint prep. Keep the oversight. Lose the toil.
Triage inboxes, draft responses, escalate issues, and run daily briefs — without a dedicated ops person.
Build custom recipes for anything. Connect any API. Run local models. Use your own keys. Own your automation stack.