Getting Started with Best Practices

Marketplace install + zero config — the daemon connection is automatic.

# 1. Install CLI + daemon
npm install -g @autonoma-io/a6s
export A6S_API_KEY=<paste-key-from-dashboard>

# 2. Start daemon (background)
a6s code --daemon &

# 3. Install extension
code --install-extension autonoma.autonoma-code

# 4. Open any file → ⌘⇧P → "A6s: Invoke"
#    (extension auto-connects to ws://localhost:9876)

One marketplace search; same daemon underneath.

# 1. Install CLI + daemon
npm install -g @autonoma-io/a6s
export A6S_API_KEY=<paste-key-from-dashboard>
a6s code --daemon &

# 2. In IDE: Settings → Plugins → Marketplace
#    Search "A6s" → Install → Restart

# 3. Tools menu → A6s → Invoke
#    (or right-click in editor → "A6s: Refactor / Review / …")

Lua plugin connects to the same local daemon.

-- 1. Install CLI + daemon
-- (in shell)
-- npm install -g @autonoma-io/a6s
-- export A6S_API_KEY=<paste-key-from-dashboard>
-- a6s code --daemon &

-- 2. In your lazy.nvim spec
{
  "The-Autonoma/a6s-nvim",
  config = function() require("a6s").setup({}) end,
}

-- 3. :A6sInvoke   or   :A6sReview

Same daemon, two install paths.

# Shared CLI + daemon setup
npm install -g @autonoma-io/a6s
export A6S_API_KEY=<paste-key-from-dashboard>
a6s code --daemon &

# --- Emacs (use-package) ---
(use-package a6s
  :hook (prog-mode . a6s-mode)
  :bind ("C-c a" . a6s-invoke))

# --- Sublime Text ---
# Package Control → Install Package → A6s
# Command Palette → "A6s: Invoke"

Visual interface for monitoring, configuration, and approvals

Direct API access for custom integrations and automation

# Invoke RIGOR agent
curl -X POST 'https://api.theautonoma.io/api/v1/rigor/invoke/coder-ai' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "prompt": "Generate unit tests for auth module",
    "priority": "normal",
    "acmfMode": "ASSISTED"
  }'

# Check execution status
curl 'https://api.theautonoma.io/api/v1/rigor/status/exec-123' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'

Configuration

# autonoma.config.yaml
integrations:
  cloudwatch:
    enabled: true
    region: us-east-1
    credentials:
      access_key_id: ${AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID}
      secret_access_key: ${AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY}

    # Metrics to sync
    metrics:
      namespaces:
        - AWS/ECS
        - AWS/RDS
        - Custom/Autonoma
      period: 60  # seconds

    # Log groups to ingest
    logs:
      groups:
        - /aws/ecs/autonoma-alpha
        - /aws/lambda/autonoma-*

    # Alarm integration
    alarms:
      sync_existing: true
      create_autonoma_alarms: true
      sns_topic_arn: arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:xxx:alerts

Configuration

# autonoma.config.yaml
integrations:
  datadog:
    enabled: true
    api_key: ${DD_API_KEY}
    app_key: ${DD_APP_KEY}
    site: datadoghq.com  # or datadoghq.eu

    # Metrics submission
    metrics:
      enabled: true
      prefix: autonoma
      tags:
        - env:production
        - service:autonoma

    # APM trace correlation
    apm:
      enabled: true
      service_name: autonoma-agents

    # Log forwarding
    logs:
      enabled: true
      source: autonoma
      service: autonoma-rigor

    # Events (deployments, incidents)
    events:
      enabled: true
      aggregation_key: autonoma_deployment

RIGOR Workflow Commands

# Research phase - gather context
a6s rigor research "implement user auth"

# Inspect phase - validate constraints
a6s rigor inspect --project ./

# Generate phase - create implementation
a6s rigor generate --task "add JWT auth"

# Optimize phase - improve performance
a6s rigor optimize --target latency

# Review phase - validate outcome
a6s rigor review --execution exec-123

Agent & Workflow Commands

# List available agents
a6s agents list

# Invoke specific agent
a6s invoke architect-ai "design payment service"

# Create deployment workflow
a6s workflow create deploy-staging \
  --trigger git-push \
  --branch staging

# Check system health
a6s status

# View audit logs
a6s logs --agent deploy-ai --last 1h