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Apitomy Axiom

A workflow-first, event-driven orchestration platform that monitors GitHub and Jira activity and runs versioned workflows that delegate work to AI agents, scripts, and humans.

Key Features

  • Workflows — visually authored, versioned automations with action, human-task, wait, and receive-event nodes; workflow runs are the primary object in the UI
  • Standard Workflow Inputs — a workflow's Start node declares the standard inputs it needs (subject, event), and Axiom supplies them when a run starts
  • Event Sources & Subscriptions — polls GitHub and Jira for activity, then routes matched events to workflows: create-workflow starts a run, workflow-dispatch resumes waiting runs
  • Schedule Triggers — cron schedules that start workflow runs on a fixed subject
  • Workflow Workbench — an authoring workspace for a workflow and its action types, tools and subscriptions, with a workflow canvas, editors, test runs, run history and an AI Assistant that proposes changes you can review or apply live
  • Subjects — the issue, pull request, or named subject a run is about, with a shared workspace and thread
  • Human + AI Agents — pluggable agent pool supports Claude Code, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot CLI, and human-completed tasks
  • Inbox & Dashboards — human tasks waiting for a person, and configurable dashboards
  • Web UI — React + PatternFly UI with real-time SSE updates
  • AI Assistant — interactive conversational interface with customizable session templates, real-time tool permission management, and plan mode
  • Pluggable AI Agents — swap between Claude Code CLI, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot CLI without code changes

Tech Stack

Component Technology
Backend Java 25 / Quarkus
Frontend TypeScript / React / PatternFly
Database H2 (in-memory dev, file-based prod)
Migrations Flyway (automatic on startup)
AI Agents Claude Code CLI, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot CLI (pluggable)
Workflows Apitomy Flow (editor and engine)
API Contract-first OpenAPI + Apitomy Codegen

Community

All Apitomy projects are open source under the Apache License 2.0. We welcome contributions, feedback, and ideas.