my-dev-team 0.1.0

An autonomous, LangGraph-powered AI development agency.

My Dev Team 🚀

An autonomous, LangGraph-powered AI development agency. My Dev Team takes raw project requirements and processes them through a multi-agent workflow (Product Manager, System Architect, Developers, and QA) to incrementally build, test, and deliver production-ready code.

Features

• Multi-Agent Architecture: Specialized AI agents handle distinct phases of the software development lifecycle.
• Semantic Model Routing: Automatically routes tasks to the most cost-effective or capable LLMs based on the task type (reasoning, coding, or fast-utility).
• Strict Test-Driven Development (TDD): Testing is never an afterthought. Tasks are generated with embedded testing criteria, and the Developer writes unit tests alongside implementation code for immediate QA validation.
• State Recovery & Resiliency: Powered by asynchronous SQLite checkpointing. If an API rate limit is hit or a workflow is interrupted, you can resume the exact thread without losing a single token of progress.
• Incremental Development: The System Architect breaks down requirements into a manageable backlog of strictly formatted JSON tasks.
• Self-Healing Code: The Developer, Reviewer, and QA Engineer agents continuously loop until unit tests pass and code meets specifications.
• Structured Outputs: Powered by Pydantic and LangChain, ensuring zero "Markdown spillage" and robust state management.
• Extensible: Easily add custom tools like HumanInTheLoop or WorkspaceSaver.

Installation

You can install the package directly via pip:

pip install my-dev-team

(For local development, clone the repository and run pip install -e .)

1. Preparing Your Project File

The crew requires a text file outlining your project requirements. By default, it looks for a specific header format to extract the project name and thread ID.

Create a file named project.txt:

Subject: NEW PROJECT: Web Scraper CLI

I need a Python command-line tool that scrapes articles from a given URL.
It should extract the title, author, and main body text, and save the output as a JSON file.

Requirements:
- Use BeautifulSoup4 for parsing.
- Include a `--url` argument and an `--output` argument.
- Write unit tests for the parsing logic.

2. Usage (CLI)

The fastest way to use the framework is via the terminal command included in the package.

devteam project.txt

Advanced CLI Options

You can easily switch between cloud providers and local models, and adjust rate limits based on your API tier:

# Run entirely locally for free using Ollama, with no rate limit!
devteam project.txt --provider ollama

# Run using OpenAI's flagship models, limited to 15 requests per minute
devteam project.txt --provider openai --rpm 15

# Resume an interrupted run exactly where it left off
dev-team --resume web_scraper_cli_20260312_083500

Available Arguments:

• project_file: (Optional if resuming) Path to your project requirements text file.
• --resume: Resume a specific thread ID (e.g., my_app_20260312_083500).
• --provider: Choose the LLM backend. Options: groq, ollama (default), openai.
• --rpm: API requests per minute. Set to 0 to disable rate limiting (default: 0).

Note: Ensure you have the corresponding API keys (e.g., GROQ_API_KEY, OPENAI_API_KEY) set in your .env file, or ensure your local Ollama instance is running.

3. Intelligent Model Routing (LLM Factory)

My Dev Team doesn't just use one model for everything. It uses an advanced Semantic Routing architecture via LLMFactory.

Instead of hardcoding a specific model (like gpt-5.3-codex), each agent requests a specific capability category and temperature. The Factory evaluates your chosen --provider and dynamically spins up the most cost-effective, capable model for that exact task.

The Categories

• reasoning: For the System Architect and Product Manager. Maps to deep-thinking models.
• code-generator: For the Senior Developer. Maps to strict, syntax-heavy models.
• code-analyzer: For the QA and Reviewer agents. Maps to deep-context evaluation models.
• fast-utility: For the Reporter. Maps to blazing-fast, ultra-cheap models for simple text summarization.

4. Usage (Python API)

If you want to integrate the crew into your own application, customize the LLM Factory's routing table, or override specific agent behaviors, use the clean Python API:

import asyncio
import aiosqlite
from pathlib import Path
from dotenv import load_dotenv

from langgraph.checkpoint.sqlite.aio import AsyncSqliteSaver
from devteam import VirtualCrew, ProjectManager
from devteam.agents import (
    ProductManager, SystemArchitect, SeniorDeveloper,
    CodeReviewer, QAEngineer, FinalQAEngineer, Reporter
)
from devteam.extensions import HumanInTheLoop, WorkspaceSaver

load_dotenv()

def build_crew(project_folder: Path, llm_factory: LLMFactory, checkpointer: AsyncSqliteSaver, rpm: int = 0) -> VirtualCrew:
    # Initialize agents using built-in prompt templates
    agents = {
        'pm': ProductManager.from_config('product-manager.md'),
        'architect': SystemArchitect.from_config('system-architect.md'),
        'developer': SeniorDeveloper.from_config('senior-developer.md'),
        'reviewer': CodeReviewer.from_config('code-reviewer.md'),
        'qa': QAEngineer.from_config('qa-engineer.md'),
        'final_qa': FinalQAEngineer.from_config('final-qa-engineer.md'),
        # Example: Forcing the reporter to use a more creative reasoning model
        'reporter': Reporter.from_config('reporter.md', model_category='reasoning', temperature=0.7)
    }

    # Add extensions like saving files to disk or requiring human approval
    extensions = [
        WorkspaceSaver(workspace_dir=workspace_dir),
        HumanInTheLoop()
    ]

    return VirtualCrew(
        manager=ProjectManager(),
        agents=agents,
        extensions=extensions,
        checkpointer=checkpointer,
        rate_limiter=RateLimiter(requests_per_minute=rpm) if rpm > 0 else None
    )

async def main():
    requirements = "Build a simple Python calculator CLI with basic arithmetic."
    workspace = Path('./workspaces/calculator_app')
    workspace.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)

    db_path = workspace / 'state.db'

    async with aiosqlite.connect(db_path) as conn:
        checkpointer = AsyncSqliteSaver(conn)
        crew = build_crew(workspace, provider='groq', checkpointer=checkpointer, rpm=30)

        print("🚀 Starting the AI Dev Team...")
        final_state = await crew.execute(
            thread_id="calc_run_01",
            requirements=requirements
        )

    if final_state.abort_requested:
        print("❌ Workflow aborted by user or validation failure.")
    elif final_state.success:
        print("🎉 Project completed successfully!")
        print(f"Total Revisions: {final_state.total_revisions}")
        if final_state.final_report:
            print(final_state.final_report)
    else:
        print("🚨 Release failed: Integration bugs found!")
        for bug in final_state.integration_bugs:
            print(f" - {bug}")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())

AI Agents

1. Product Manager: Analyzes requirements, asks clarifying questions, and writes detailed Technical Specifications.
2. System Architect: Breaks specifications down into a cohesive backlog of developer tasks.
3. Senior Developer: Incrementally writes code and unit tests for the current task.
4. Code Reviewer: Analyzes the generated code for security, style, and logic issues.
5. QA Engineer: Mentally simulates execution and evaluates the code against the task requirements.
6. Final QA Engineer: Performs a full-repository integration test once all tasks are complete.
7. Reporter: Generates a comprehensive final Markdown report for stakeholders.