patched-codes/patchwork is an enterprise workflow automation framework written in Python. It combines a self-hosted CLI agent with the user's preferred LLM to automate development work such as PR review, bug fixing, and security patching. The most recent release is v0.0.124, but no changelog was given for this version.
The core unit is Patchflows (patch flows), which combine reusable Steps with customizable Prompt Templates. Work such as fixing vulnerabilities or upgrading dependencies is bundled into a dedicated Patchflow and run from the local CLI. The same flow can run in the CLI, in an IDE, or in a CI/CD pipeline, and you can also build your own. The license is AGPL-3.0 and the language is Python. The repository was created on April 5, 2024 and has 1579 stars.
What can be verified is narrow. There are no measured performance numbers and no adoption cases, and because the structure is self-hosted, you have to pick the runtime environment and the LLM yourself. It is hard to tell what actual results look like from the scope described in the README alone. Under the AGPL-3.0 license terms, if you provide it over a network you must publish your modified parts. It is probably better to check the release notes for v0.0.124 first than the feature description.