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Oratorio v0.1.0

Oratorio

Oratorio v0.1.0 is the first public release of Oratorio: an agent-addressable project board powered by DotCraft. It brings local tasks, GitHub/GitLab issues, and pull or merge requests into one durable workflow where you can assign work, track progress, review results, and deliver accepted changes back to your source platform.

Highlights

  1. One board for every kind of work

    Local Tasks, GitHub/GitLab issues, PRs, and MRs can all live on the same board with the same lifecycle: New, Dispatching, Running, and Awaiting Review. You can see where each item stands and who needs to act next.

  2. DotCraft-powered agent execution

    Oratorio owns the board, workflow state, drafts, and source writes. DotCraft handles the actual agent conversation, code changes, and execution details. Once a project is connected, Oratorio can dispatch work to a DotCraft agent that already understands that workspace.

  3. Structured drafts before delivery

    Review results, implementation summaries, and follow-up tasks arrive as structured drafts instead of loose model output. You stay in control: inspect the summary, review inline suggestions, then approve, request changes, or reject the work.

  4. GitHub and GitLab source support

    Oratorio can sync GitHub/GitLab issues, PRs, and MRs into the board. It also supports comment or note write-back, review draft publishing, implementation delivery, and generated GitHub PR or GitLab MR creation.

  5. Local-first desktop workflow

    This release includes Oratorio Desktop, the local backend, Settings, diagnostics, the task drawer, and a complete local task flow. You can try the loop without connecting an external source: create a local task, dispatch it, let the agent work, and review the result.

Oratorio Board

Getting Started

  1. Set up DotCraft in your target project first, and confirm the agent can respond in that workspace.
  2. Download the Windows installer Oratorio-*.exe from this release, or run from source with .\dev.bat.
  3. Open Oratorio Desktop and add the same project directory under Settings → Projects.
  4. Create a local task, or connect GitHub/GitLab to sync real source items.
  5. Dispatch the card to the agent, wait for it to reach Awaiting Review, then approve, request changes, or reject the result.

Learn more in the documentation:

What's Changed

First public release of Oratorio.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/DotHarness/oratorio/commits/v0.1.0

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