About DeepRise

DeepRise is an open-source multi-agent system for autonomous software development. It coordinates a swarm of specialized, long-running AI agents that work in parallel to plan, build, test, review, and improve code.

What DeepRise does

Instead of relying on a single AI assistant for every task, DeepRise assigns work to specialized agents — each focused on one part of the software lifecycle. A Super Agent coordinates the swarm, an Orchestration Agent designs architecture, Developer Agents write code, Test Agents validate behavior, and Review and Security Agents ensure quality.

Why multi-agent?

Software development is multi-faceted. Planning, coding, testing, reviewing, and deploying require different skills and different tools. Multi-agent systems mirror how engineering teams work — specialists collaborating under coordination — but applied to autonomous AI agents that can run for hours on long-running tasks.

The agent swarm

  • Super Agent — coordinates all agents, sets strategy, and drives the project forward
  • Orchestration Agent — designs software architecture and creates implementation plans
  • Developer Agent — implements features and writes code
  • Test Agent — creates and runs comprehensive automated tests
  • User-Level Test Agent — simulates real user interactions
  • Runtime QA Agent — validates the application in an isolated environment
  • Explore Agent — searches and analyzes codebases
  • Code Review Agent — reviews code for best practices and maintainability
  • Security Agent — identifies and mitigates security vulnerabilities
  • DevOps Agent — handles deployment, CI/CD, and infrastructure

Open source

DeepRise is released under the MIT license. The full source code, agent definitions, and orchestration logic are available on GitHub. Developers can inspect how agents work, customize behavior, add new agent types, and run everything on their own infrastructure.

Get started

Install DeepRise with a single command:

curl -fsSL https://deeprise.dev/install | bash

Or clone the repository from GitHub and run bash install.

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