andrewyng / openworker
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About this codebase
OpenWorker is a local-first coworker that turns your intent and connected work sources into governed, approval-gated deliverables by running a multi-surface agent loop (CLI/TUI/GUI/server) over integrations (via MCP connectors) and your files, then emitting finished artifacts (documents, reports, and web pages) back to your desktop and chat threads. Inputs are the outcome you want (e.g., “prepare a customer brief” or “draft a report”), your selected connectors/tools, and the relevant repository/app context; the pipeline plans steps, reads what’s eligible under the permission model, prompts you when actions need approval, and executes commands in a sandbox when enabled; outputs are deliverables you can open and share, plus session transcripts recorded for scheduled runs and interactive sessions.
Written by gpt-5.4-nano from the index
768 files and 8,036 symbols in 6 modules, led by Python (401 files) and TypeScript (290).
Code health
This codebase scores 6.3 out of 10 for code health, which we rate fair. It also scores maintainability 6.6 and static performance 9.6 out of 10. The three are scored separately and never blended into one number. Risk is concentrated, as it usually is: 145 of 768 files are git hotspots, and they average 4.7 — which is where the fixes pay off most.
On the leaderboards:#34 of 44 Python repos
Do next
4 things worth doing in the week to Sep 24, the last indexed commit, 4 of them now.
Now
- Critical
Clean up what this week's commits left: 32 serious findings in 13 files
14 commits in the last 7 days added or worsened them, and they are still open. Start with
coworker/engine.py, which has 3 critical.- serious findings
- 32
- critical
- 11
- files
- 13
Large effort - High
Start breaking up ProviderForm (CCN 65, 232 lines): first lift lines 452-462
surfaces/gui/src/providers/ProviderSetup.tsx:452
ProviderForm is long, branchy and widely depended on, and part of it is duplicated, so splitting it also removes a copy; 4 files import it, changed 14 times in 90 days.
- gain
- +0.9 health on this file(inferred)
- health recoverable
- +0.9(inferred)
- size
- CCN 65, 232 lines
- steps
- 1 (1 mechanical)
Small effort - High
Start breaking up ConnectorGlance (CCN 117, 330 lines): first lift lines 159-187
surfaces/gui/src/components/connectors/ConnectorGlance.tsx:159
ConnectorGlance is long, and part of it is duplicated, so splitting it also removes a copy; 1 file imports it, changed 1 time in 90 days.
- gain
- +0.8 health on this file(inferred)
- health recoverable
- +0.8(inferred)
- size
- CCN 117, 330 lines, nests 3 deep
- steps
- 1 (1 mechanical)
Small effort
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