Sergio AI

Sergio is an AI teammate that helps developers work more efficiently. It connects Trello cards with GitHub pull requests, using Claude AI to automate many development tasks. Think of it as a smart assistant that manages the flow of work from planning to code completion.

Benefits

Sergio streamlines the development process by automating repetitive tasks. It can read Trello cards, understand the project context from your codebase, and then create detailed development plans. It can even write code, run tests, and commit changes, saving developers significant time and effort. By automating these steps, Sergio helps ensure consistency and reduces the chance of errors.

Use Cases

Sergio is designed for software development teams. It uses a Trello board as its main interface. Developers can write task descriptions on Trello cards. When a card is moved to the 'Revision' list, Sergio analyzes the task and the code, then provides feedback or asks questions. Once the plan is approved, moving the card to the 'Development' list prompts Sergio to write the code, test it, and create a draft pull request on GitHub. This makes it useful for managing tasks, planning features, and automating code generation.

Vibes

Sergio is designed with security in mind. It uses a two-user architecture to keep AI sessions isolated and prevent sensitive information from being accessed. It also provides detailed logging and a status dashboard so you can easily monitor its activity and ensure everything is running smoothly.

Additional Information

Sergio can be set up on Linux or macOS. It requires Node.js, Git, and API keys for Claude, GitHub, and Trello. The setup process includes cloning the repository, running a setup wizard, and configuring security settings. Users can customize how Claude behaves by editing prompt templates. Future plans for Sergio include support for different AI models and integration with more tools like Notion and Google Docs.