anterion - Streamlined AI Integration and Deployment for Efficient Bug Fixes

Anterion: Your Open-Source AI Software Engineer

What is Anterion?

Anterion is an open-source AI project aimed at revolutionizing the way software engineering tasks are approached. It is designed to be a powerful tool for deploying and managing open-ended engineering projects without the hassle of complex setups. Drawing inspiration from OpenDevin, Anterion enhances the capabilities of the SWE-agent to plan and execute tasks seamlessly. It provides a user-friendly interface to allow users to fix bugs and prototype new ideas effortlessly.

Getting Started with Anterion

Getting started with Anterion is simple, but it does require a few software installations. Here’s what you'll need:

Prerequisites

Operating System: Linux, Mac OS, or WSL on Windows
Software:
- Docker
- Python (version 3.11 or greater)
- NodeJS (version 18.17.1 or greater)
- Miniconda

Once these are installed, you can proceed to set up the three main components of Anterion: OpenDevin, SWE-agent, and the microservice.

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

Setting Up OpenDevin:
- Create and activate a new conda environment specifically for Anterion:
```
conda create --name anterion python=3.11
conda activate anterion
```
- Build OpenDevin by running the following command in the anterion directory:
```
make build-open-devin
```
Setting Up SWE-agent:
- Navigate to the SWE-agent directory and set up the environment:
```
cd SWE-agent
conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate swe-agent
```
- Create a keys.cfg file and fill in your API keys and GitHub token.
- Optionally, create a .env file for Netlify deployments.
Setting Up the Microservice:
- In the microservice directory, create a docker_volume directory.
- Create a .env file with necessary configurations and paths.
- Build the microservice from the anterion directory:
```
make build-microservice
```

Usage

To run Anterion, ensure you are in the anterion environment:

Run both the frontend and the backend by using the command:
```
./run.sh
```
If needed, change permissions with:
```
chmod +x run.sh
```
Alternatively, run the frontend and backend separately using:
```
make run-frontend
make run-backend
```

Special Thanks

Anterion extends its gratitude to the following repositories for their inspiration and contributions:

Anterion is committed to providing tools that make software engineering more accessible and efficient, particularly in the fields of AI and open-source software development. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or new to AI, Anterion is designed to meet your engineering needs.