Volter AI
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Volter AI provides an open-autonomy fleet of role-based agents that orchestrate GitHub issue lifecycles, roadmap planning, PR review, and SOC2 compliance evidence.
Agent Skills by Volter AI
Showing 16 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
strategist
Proposes and retires roadmap items by editing roadmap.yml based on external research.
pm
Orchestrates autonomous agent fleets by triaging GitHub issues, PRs, and running workers.
draft
Shapes raw GitHub issues into verifiable ztrack work items with acceptance criteria.
reviewer
Reviews GitHub pull requests and publishes an agent-review verdict against policy and architecture invariants.
develop
Implements GitHub issue acceptance criteria, commits evidence, and pushes a branch for PR review.
maintainer
Guides human maintainers through approving, deciding, and answering human-required tasks in GitHub workflows.
planner
Converts roadmap items into labeled GitHub tracking issues and keeps the roadmap ordered.
audit
Audits an open-autonomy installation for conformance drift, governance gaps, and doctrine violations.
strategy-reviewer
Reviews roadmap pull requests and publishes approval verdicts via GitHub checks.
compliance-drafter
Drafts SOC 2 control evidence and opens gated PRs with executive decision briefs.
compliance-verifier
Verifies compliance evidence on pull requests and posts an advisory compliance-check status.
review
Review a ztrack simple-sdlc issue and commit an approve or changes-requested verdict.
kaizen
Reviews autonomy run history and publishes evidence-backed process improvement tasks for maintainers.
manager
Executes ready roadmap tasks by dispatching implementation waves, reviewing changes, and landing merged PRs.
greeter
Appends a friendly line to HELLO.md to demonstrate profile compilation and execution.
approver
Defines the human approval task spec that parks requests until a person marks them done.
Frequently Asked Questions About Volter AI
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can Volter AI's skills handle?▼
The 16 skills cover the full autonomous issue lifecycle: drafting verifiable ztrack issues from raw requests, planning roadmaps, implementing Ready issues with evidence, reviewing pull requests, executing approved roadmaps, drafting and verifying SOC2 compliance evidence, and auditing the installation for drift.
Who is the target user of these skills?▼
Engineering organizations running an open-autonomy install on GitHub. Roles include autonomous agents (PM, planner, developer, reviewer, manager) and declared kind:human actors such as maintainers and approvers who resolve sensitive PRs, unauthorized decisions, and needs-info questions.
How does a typical run flow through the system?▼
The PM orchestrates the fleet, dispatching the develop agent on Ready issues via assignment or a maintainer '/agent develop' comment. The developer pushes a branch, the reviewer returns a verdict on the PR automatically, and the manager lands eligible changes and updates task state.
How is SOC2 compliance handled?▼
When a soc2-control-due issue is labeled, the compliance-drafter runs the control's playbook, fills evidence, and opens a gated PR with an executive decision brief. The compliance-verifier then checks evidence completeness and pointer resolution on PRs touching compliance/evidence-ledger.yml, posting an advisory status.
What safeguards prevent the system from overreaching?▼
The audit skill runs on operator dispatch and a self-throttled weekly cron to detect drift, reporting only without fixing. The kaizen skill publishes evidence-backed inputRequired tasks for maintainers but never grows the roadmap or changes its own governance; human actors gate sensitive decisions.