Current Offer / GitHub Flows

Automated software evolution workflows on GitHub with AI agents

I set up GitHub Flows as an executable workflow on top of GitHub: GitHub events trigger AI agents and other process steps, and product changes move through a defined chain inside the repository.

About me

Alex Gusev

I am Alex Gusev, an independent web developer from Latvia. My focus is JavaScript architecture, self-hosted infrastructure, and agent-driven workflows. I use them in my own products: Tequila Framework, GitHub Flows, AI-generated websites built on TeqFW, and this website.

Key products

Tequila Framework

My core engineering product: a JavaScript platform and architectural foundation for systems that need to stay clear and structured as they grow.

Tequila Framework philosophy

GitHub Flows

My current offer: a workflow layer built around GitHub events and agent-based handling of issues, PRs, labels, and comments inside the client's infrastructure. The host application is secondary; the real product is the process itself.

How GitHub Flows works

AI-generated SSG websites built on TeqFW

Websites built on TeqFW with AI-assisted page generation and translation. Examples include wiredgeese.com in three languages and teqfw.com with demo issue handling through GitHub Flows.

English example

Method and book

I use ADSM to give agent work clear context, roles, constraints, verification, and evidence. A short introduction to the approach is available in the book Agent-Driven Development.

Take the first step toward automating your software evolution

A small pilot helps you set up your first working workflow in GitHub, see the result in the repository, and decide which steps are worth automating next.