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Autopilot
Any AI agent workload, bounded and audited.
Autopilot runs agents on Hangar the way Hangar runs services: durable changes are commits that people review, and ephemeral runs are claims to Crossplane. An agent is one more author of git commits, held to a tier of tools, a path scope and a budget that can only narrow at runtime.
- Defining or running an agent? Start with the user guide.
- Installing or operating Clearance? See the admin guide.
- Design, plan, decisions and diagrams live in Hangar’s
docs/autopilot/: the roadmap (M0 to M5), the design, 37 one-page diagrams and the decision log. - The mark and its files: brand.
What is here
| Piece | What it is |
|---|---|
| Clearance | Policy (CEL), hash-chained audit, tiers, path scope, narrow-only limits, the gateway and MCP surface |
| Agent definitions | agents/: durable, schema-validated, one per workload shape |
| Preflight | preflight/cases/: cases that score an agent definition before it is promoted |
| AppSpec planner | Turns one statement of intent into an ordered change set across the tenants, app and gitops repos |
AgentRun drafts |
airframe-drafts/: XRD, composition, function and the RBAC it needs. Drafts: never applied by a pipeline |
Status: v0.1, pre-release. See the README for what is built and tested, and what is not.