Dev_Agent 🤖

A modular AI-powered development framework that orchestrates specialized subagents to plan, build, and ship applications — your way.

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What is Dev_Agent?

Dev_Agent is a multi-agent development system that lets you spin up field-specific subagents, generate custom skills, and build full applications through two distinct execution modes. Whether you want full automation or hands-on control, Dev_Agent adapts to your workflow.

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Features

🧩 Subagent Creation

Create specialized subagents tailored to specific domains of software development — frontend, backend, DevOps, ML, mobile, and more. Each subagent carries deep context for its field and operates independently or as part of a pipeline.

⚡ Custom Skill Generation

Generate reusable skills that extend any subagent's capabilities. Skills are modular, composable, and can be shared across agents — build once, use everywhere.

🚀 App Generation — Two Modes

📋 Plan Mode

The system analyzes your app requirements and dynamically selects and orchestrates the right subagents to complete the build. No manual configuration needed — Dev_Agent figures out who does what.

User prompt → Dev_Agent analyzes → Selects agents → Executes pipeline → App

🎯 Individual Subagent Mode

You're in control. Manually select which subagent handles the task. Ideal for targeted work, debugging specific layers, or when you know exactly which domain needs attention.

User selects agent → Assigns task → Agent executes → Output

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Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/Anish-CodeDev/Dev_Agent.git
cd Dev_Agent
pip install -r requirements.txt
python agent.py

Environment Setup

Create a .env file in the root of the project and populate it with the following fields:

GOOGLE_API_KEY=""
URI=""
DB_NAME="dev-agent"
COLLECTION_NAME="agents"

Variable	Description
GOOGLE_API_KEY	Your Google API key for AI model access
URI	Connection URI for your database
DB_NAME	Name of the database (default: dev-agent)
COLLECTION_NAME	Collection where agents are stored (default: agents)

Never commit your .env file. Make sure it's listed in .gitignore.

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Usage

Create a Subagent

# Example: spin up a backend-focused subagent
Enter something: I want you to create an agent which is focused on building flask backends.

Generate a Skill

Enter something: I want you to create a skill focused on building backend agents.

Build an App

Plan Mode — let Dev_Agent decide:

Enter something: Build a REST API with user auth and a dashboard.

Individual Mode — you pick the agent:

Enter something: Build a login UI with React with the help of react-agent.

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Architecture

In the repo you may some folders in the apps folder like DineDash Backend, OrderFlowProject, etc. These are the apps developed by the agents.
Dev_Agent/
├── apps/          # Apps developed by various agents
├── skills/          # Reusable skill modules

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Modes at a Glance

Feature	Plan Mode	Individual Mode
Agent selection	Automatic	Manual
Best for	Full app builds	Targeted tasks
Control level	Low (automated)	High (user-driven)
Speed	Fast	Flexible

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Roadmap

• Web UI for agent management

• Multi-agent parallel execution

• CI/CD integration

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Contributing

PRs and issues welcome.