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A team of agents. One gate for Done.

Your coding agents as BMAD v6 roles. They plan, a reviewer tries to break the plan, developers build in parallel git worktrees, and one verification command decides Done.

macOS · Linux · Windows not yet built curl -fsSL https://ade.ardata.tech/install.sh | bash

ADE: acme-api
ADE with two terminal panes running git log and the test suite, a rendered markdown plan in the preview panel, and a prompt drafted in the scratchpad
Orchestration

A team of agents, one plan.

BMAD v6 decides who does what, one command decides Done, and the agent hub remembers it all.

How ADE fits together You approve the plan in ADE, the terminal with a stage board. ADE runs BMAD v6 agents that plan, build and verify, and opens an agent hub for each client. The hub opens a focus terminal per folder; their notes go into a local brain and the hub is pushed after a scan, and the agents search that brain. Other providers (DeepSeek, GLM, Meta Muse) are coming next and not shipped yet. Youapprove the plan ADEterminal + stage board BMAD v6 agentsplan · build · verify Other providerscoming next · not shipped Agent hubone per client Focus terminalsone per folder Brain & synclocal · scanned How ADE fits together You approve the plan in ADE, the terminal with a stage board. ADE runs BMAD v6 agents that plan, build and verify, and opens an agent hub for each client. The hub opens a focus terminal per folder; their notes go into a local brain and the hub is pushed after a scan, and the agents search that brain. Other providers (DeepSeek, GLM, Meta Muse) are coming next and not shipped yet. Youapprove the plan ADEterminal + stage board BMAD v6 agentsplan · build · verify Agent hubone per client Brain & synclocal · scanned Focus terminalsone per folder Other providerscoming next · not shipped
You approve. Agents work. The hub remembers.
Agent hub

A hub that remembers each client’s work.

One private repo per client holds its context, state and history. The client’s code stays in its own repos.

Thirteen personas

From staff engineer to fractional CTO; bin/init writes the hub for one client.

Focus terminals

bin/work <folder> opens that checkout with its named agent, hooks and model (--model, --agent-model).

State, memory, journal

STATE.md, memory/ and a shared journal; hooks show each terminal what the others changed.

One brain for every agent

A local SQLite brain (FTS5 plus Ollama vectors) that every agent searches before it asks; nothing leaves the Mac.

Auto sync, scanned first

bin/sync --auto pushes every 30 minutes and at session end, gitleaks-scanned, never forced.

Monitors and briefing

Read-only monitors every 30 minutes and a weekday morning briefing on Haiku.

Access and secrets

bin/remote for SSH, bin/secret for the Keychain, bin/doctor for what this Mac can reach.

BMAD v6 inside

BMAD v6 skills ship in the hub, under the ADE rules.

Features

AI agents and blockchain tooling, in one window.

Orchestration, cost tracking and a contract toolchain that never touches private keys.

01

The terminal

Any CLI agent, side by side, with cost and context per session.

Every project, set up for agents

BMAD v6 or v4, the ADE methodology, eight core agents and agents for your stack.

On v6, CLAUDE.md tells the project’s agents to use the v6 skills. A CLAUDE.md you already have is never replaced.

How project setup works

Claude Code, first class

Sub-agents, a CLAUDE.md constitution, real spend from its transcripts, a plugin with 7 agents and 13 skills, and a tab dot when an agent needs you.

Every agent on one fleet view

Every agent and sub-agent on one live timeline, with its real cost.

The agent picker listing API Builder, Database Engineer, Auth Architect and other agent profiles

66 agents, one keystroke away

47 role-and-domain profiles and 19 standalone roles.

The scratchpad under the terminals with a drafted prompt and Send to Terminal

A scratchpad for prompts

Draft, chain and reuse prompts. Drafts survive crashes.

Tokens panel: spend, savings from caching, cache hit rate, sessions with context meters and usage by model

Cost and context per session

Spend, cache savings and context use, with one-click fixes.

02

A methodology that decides Done

An agent saying it is finished is not evidence. Every project names who checks the work.

ADE sets the rules; BMAD supplies the workflows.

The framework

BMAD in every project, wired into the roles

The pinned BMAD-METHOD v6 goes into every project: 33 skills in .claude/skills/, config in _bmad/, tickets in _bmad-output/. ADE keeps its own QA gate in .ade/gates/, and nothing you have is overwritten.

BMAD v4 is still a choice. Switching either way is one dialog that lists every path first, archives the old version in .ade/archive/ and puts everything back if a step fails.

Done is decided by a command

A story is Done when the agreed verification command passes on its commit, output shown.

No agent certifies its own work

The Developer writes the failing test first; QA judges and may not edit code or tests.

An adversarial reviewer that cannot patch

A read-only allowlist, Read, Grep, Glob, Bash: it judges, it never patches.

What they learn stays in your repo

A knowledge store per role and a shared context store, committed with the project.

03

How an agent is composed

A role fixes what an agent is accountable for; a domain narrows what it works on.

Role 19

What it owns, and what it must not touch.

Domain 44

One focus, like Backend API or Solidity. It never widens what the agent may do.

Agent 47

Named pairings: Developer × Backend API is the API Builder.

The role reaches the provider verbatim, with the domain appended as a Focus section, so its boundaries stay intact.

The team

Nineteen roles, and you approve the plan

Younothing ships without this
Delivery
Analystreads the problem
Product Managerowns the PRD
Designerowns the UX spec
Architectnames the verification command
Product Owneraccepts the work
Scrum Mastershards the plan
Developerwrites the test first
QAjudges, cannot edit
DevOpsowns the ops plan
Adversarial Reviewerread-only, defaults to block
Around it
Security Engineerthreat surface
Site Reliability Engineerrunbooks
Release Managerwhat ships, when
Engineering Managerload and sequencing
Support Engineerwhat users hit
Solutions Engineerwhat buyers need
Advisory
Brainstorming Architectshapes the idea
Technical Writerowns the docs
Advisorsecond opinion
Execution

Where each one acts

The agent that builds a story never signs it off.

  1. Plan

    PRD, architecture with the one verification command, UX spec and ops plan.

  2. Approve

    The adversarial reviewer attacks each artifact; then you approve.

  3. Shard

    The scrum master splits it into small, testable stories.

  4. Build

    Developers take one story each, test first, in parallel.

  5. Verify

    QA or you run the command. It passes, or it is not Done.

04

Agentic workflow and blockchain engineering

Architects for agents, RAG and LLMOps beside Foundry, Hardhat and Anchor. ADE never touches private keys.

The Contracts panel for a Foundry project with build, test, analyze and local chain actions

One shortcut for the whole toolchain

Build, test, gas, coverage, Slither and a local chain.

Workbench tests view listing each test with gas, fuzz runs and Run and Traces buttons

A workbench for tests

Gas, fuzz runs and counterexamples per test; deploy and call on Anvil.

Workbench deploy and call view: a Vault on Anvil with decoded events and reverts

Reviewed deploys, readable ABIs

Deploys are typed for you to review, never run. ABIs with selectors.

The Architects category in the agent picker: AI Agent, RAG and Knowledge, Workflow Automation, LLMOps, AI Automation Strategist and DeFi Protocol architects

Architects for agents and for chains

AI agent, RAG and LLMOps beside DeFi and cross-chain, plus an AI × Web3 architect.

The MCP library listing GitHub, Sentry, Git, Filesystem and Memory servers with Install and Remove buttons

MCP servers, from a list

GitHub, Playwright, Postgres, Context7 and more; keys go to the vault.

The anti-slop check listing findings: a TODO marker, debug output, a stub, an emoji heading and AI-sounding wording

Anti-slop, on the lines just written

TODOs, debug leftovers, stubs and AI-sounding prose, flagged on the diff and in a Claude Code hook.

New

v0.22.0: the code viewer: click path:line in a terminal to open that file at that line. Release notes. Recently: sub-terminals (⌘[ ⌘]), a busy check before closing, the agent hub guide, BMAD v4/v6 switching, the stage board, Anti-slop, the MCP library and the Secrets vault.

Downloads

Get ADE

One command, or pick a build. The installer checks published checksums and needs no sudo.

curl -fsSL https://ade.ardata.tech/install.sh | bash

macOS and Linux. On Windows, see below.

Verify any download yourself against SHA256SUMS on the release.

Free and open source

Free, with no licence key, account or telemetry.

MIT licensed: use it at work, fork it, ship your own build.

The source

Read it, change it, lift what you want.

MIT licensed

  • Tauri and Rust backend, React frontend
  • Build and run your own version
  • Issues and pull requests welcome
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The agents

The nineteen role definitions live in their own repo.

Yours to fork

  • Edit a role once, use it everywhere
  • Versioned, so a project can pin what it uses
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The tool its author ships with

ardata
ardata.tech

The tool behind ardata's projects

ardata builds its client work in ADE.

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CAIDen
caiden.tech

The tool behind CAIDen

Voice, SMS and chat agents; Booked, NarraLearn and the Healthway front desk were built in ADE.

Visit caiden.tech
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ardata academy

The tool behind ardata academy's AI training

Learn the workflow in the course, then use it on real projects.

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Shipped with it

Products built using ADE

In production, built by the people who build ADE.

W3

W3

The operating system for autonomous finance: build and control agent-powered financial workflows.

KONEKSI

KONEKSI

Distributed-storage disaster recovery for files and databases, with automatic backup and verified restores.

DatArk Managed

DatArk Managed

Restores a real sample every month and publishes the verification report, rather than a backup-success log.

DeltaVault

DeltaVault

Data disaster recovery that runs on-premises or in the cloud, complementing high availability.

CAIDen

CAIDen

AI agents for voice, SMS and chat, built and deployed per customer.

Healthway Front Desk

Healthway Front Desk

Answers patients on chat, Viber and the phone, and books their appointments.

Booked

Booked

One QR code across yard signs, reels, flyers and cards, turning every one of them into a booking.

NarraLearn

NarraLearn

Turns a curriculum into a voice-narrated course with an AI tutor built in.

Crimson Security

Crimson Security

Canadian cybersecurity firm: compliance, penetration testing and monitoring.

Wodan AI

Wodan AI

Zero-trust AI.

Goldfish (GGBR)

Goldfish (GGBR)

A gold-backed token, over-collateralised beyond 100% by audited reserves.

Hoop Culture

Hoop Culture

Runs amateur basketball leagues, scoring games live by voice.

arena.stats

arena.stats

Leaderboards, rankings and match stats across every sport and registered athlete.

AR Code Scan

AR Code Scan

Scans code from GitHub, Replit or Lovable for security holes and production readiness.

Savvy

Savvy

A real-estate assistant that answers on properties, neighbourhoods and market conditions.

IPFSR

IPFSR

A pluggable IPFS datastore that replaces Kubo flatfs and replicates to Sia renterd.

zipfs

zipfs

IPFS implemented in Zig.

InSync

InSync

A personalised affirmations app for iPhone, read back in a clone of your own voice.

One Over Zero

One Over Zero

Mobile, web and e-commerce builds alongside data-centre fit-out, blockchain and security work, from Makati.

FAQ

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Download ADE; nothing is locked.

How does licensing work?

There is nothing to license. ADE is MIT licensed: no licence keys, accounts or seats.

Which agents does it support?

Any CLI agent; ADE goes deepest with Claude Code. Codex and Ollama run beside it but show no cost, because they publish none.

How many agents can run at once?

As many as your machine and rate limits allow. We test ten.

Does it store my keys?

API keys stay in your OS keychain, never synced. ADE never handles private keys.

Which platforms does it run on?

macOS (Apple Silicon, Intel) and Linux (.deb, AppImage), or the install command above. Windows is not built yet: issue #22.

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