Open infrastructure for AI-native software and correctness-first AI systems.
akkom-ai is a technical foundation for building LLM-driven systems that can reason, propose code changes, run tools, and operate inside real software projects — under explicit human-defined control, approval, and audit.
We focus on the missing layer between models and reality: orchestration, memory, patching, validation, execution, and traceability.
akkom-ai prioritizes correctness, auditability, and reversibility over speed or unrestricted autonomy.
Projects under akkom-ai are designed to work together as a coherent stack:
| Layer | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Orchestration | Coordinate runs, context, tool calls, and decisions |
| State & Memory | Track what the model knows, changed, and attempted |
| Patching | Apply and validate edits to real files |
| Execution | Run commands, tests, and validations |
| Audit | Record everything that happened |
This is infrastructure for:
- AI software engineers
- autonomous agents
- game AI
- build bots
- research systems
- and anything that needs models that act, not just talk
The core runtime for AI-driven workflows.
It handles:
- runs
- context
- patch application
- tool execution
- validation
- audit trails
This is the “engine room” of akkom-ai.
A safety layer for AI-driven code modification.
It provides:
- snapshots
- diffs
- rollback
- history
- controlled patch application
Designed so that models can change code without destroying it.
akkom-ai follows three rules:
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Models must be observable Every action must be logged, inspectable, and reversible.
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Patches must be safe No blind writes. Everything is diffed, validated, and merge-aware.
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Agents must be grounded Real files, real repos, real tools, real tests — no hallucinated state.
akkom-ai is not:
- a chatbot
- a prompt library
- a thin wrapper around an API
It is the substrate on which real autonomous systems can be built.
This organization is under active development. Early repositories are experimental but moving fast toward a cohesive stack.
If you are building:
- autonomous coding agents
- game AI
- research agents
- or LLM-powered infrastructure
you are in the right place.