AIOX Core is a JavaScript/TypeScript framework for AI orchestration and full-stack agent workflows, with a CLI-first approach and interactive installer. Latest releases show continued feature updates up to v5.3.0 as of 2026-07-11.
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What it is
SynkraAI/aiox-core is described as an AI orchestration framework core (AIOX) designed for full-stack development with a CLI-first approach. The project targets JavaScript/TypeScript environments and emphasizes agent-based workflows, automation, and orchestration capabilities. The repository has a large community footprint with 3066 stars and 938 forks, and last push dated 2026-08-04. The latest release listed is v5.3.0 dated 2026-07-11, with features labeled under CORE-SUPER-UPDATE and notes about OSS harvest and scope requirements. The project appears to be open source under a license indicated as MIT in the README, and it references a new npm namespace @aiox-squads/core as a successor for aiox-core, signaling consolidation under a scoped package name while preserving CLI commands.
How it works
The README describes a CLI-first architecture where the CLI is the primary execution and automation surface, followed by observability and UI as secondary. The documentation highlights two key innovations: planning agents that produce detailed PRD/architecture specifications and development-driven by engineering prompts that translate plans into detailed development stories for agents. The CLI is the central locus of truth, with observability dashboards and UI built on top as needed. The repo includes documentation on IDE integrations (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, Cursor/Copilot/AntiGravity) and workflows for agent planning, story-driven development, and governance via guardrails and tests.
Getting started
The README provides a Rapid Start path:
- Install in a new project with:
npx aiox-core init <project-name> - For existing projects:
cd <project>thennpx aiox-core install - Install using a specific version:
npx aiox-core@latest init <project>There are additional setup steps for IDE integration and agent activation, and the README includes a quick start sequence for UI-assisted planning and using the*helpcommand to view available commands. The installation experience is described as interactive, featuring prompts, progress indicators, multi-component selection, and package manager choice (npm/yarn/pnpm).
Getting started (continued)
The repository provides CLI commands for project management, installation/configuration, system information, diagnostics, and maintenance, including:
npx aiox-core init <nome-projeto> [opções]with options--force,--skip-install,--template <nome>npx aiox-core install [opções]with options--force,--quiet,--dry-runnpx aiox-core --version,npx aiox-core --help,npx aiox-core info,npx aiox-core doctor [--fix],npx aiox-core update,npx aiox-core uninstallThe README also emphasizes cross-platform support and real-time validation during installation, with an interactive installer that configures IDE integrations (Codex CLI, Cursor, Claude Code) and sets up agents/workflows.
Recent releases
Latest releases (5 entries listed):
- v5.3.0 v5.3.0 (2026-07-11): Features CORE-SUPER-UPDATE — OSS harvest (Waves 0–F required scope) (#801)
- v5.2.8 AIOX-FullStack v5.2.8 (2026-05-21): Features include Complete Meta-Agent MVP and Framework Distribution, security hardening with penetration testing, and performance optimization framework (truncated in the snippet but present as part of release notes)
- v5.2.7 AIOX-FullStack v5.2.7 (2026-05-18): Initial release features repeat the same set as 5.2.8 snippet
- v5.2.6 AIOX-FullStack v5.2.6 (2026-05-17): Initial release features repeat the same set as 5.2.8 snippet
- v5.2.5 AIOX-FullStack v5.2.5 (2026-05-15): Initial release features repeat the same set as 5.2.8 snippet
Traction
- Stars: 3066 (as listed in FACTS)
- Forks: 938 (as listed in FACTS)
- Open issues: 27 (as listed in FACTS)
Behind the repo
- The README notes a new npm namespace @aiox-squads/core as the successor to aiox-core; the content is the same framework, and commands like aiox-core remain preserved during the namespace transition.
Caveats
- Language: JavaScript
- License: MIT is shown in the README badges, but the explicit license field in FACTS states “none listed”; the README indicates MIT in the badge section. Age: created 2025-12-09; last_push 2026-08-04
- No explicit license field is provided in the FACTS block, but the README mentions MIT badge. If relying strictly on FACTS, license would be omitted; however the README badge provides MIT as the license.