// whoami
About
Why I Built This
“I wanted to turn GitHub Copilot from a tab-completion tool into an actual engineering team.”
I use GitHub Copilot every day, but I kept feeling like it wasn't living up to its potential. Most developers treat it as an autocomplete upgrade. I wanted something different — a structured workflow where specialised agents handle planning, implementation, testing, and review as a coordinated team.
After a few weeks studying VS Code's agent system, I built Boss, Worker, Tester, Objector, and Teacher — each with a clear role and a strict scope. The first time Boss routed a feature request all the way from spec to commit without me writing a line of code, I knew the direction was right.
This config is open-source because good tooling should be shared. If it helps you ship faster, a star on GitHub is the best thanks.
Alex Chen
Full-stack engineer focused on Next.js and Go. I work at a B2B SaaS company by day, and spend evenings on open-source projects and technical writing.
I'm interested in developer tooling, AI-assisted workflows, and the craft of building interfaces that feel genuinely good to use — fast, accessible, and a little beautiful.
oh-my-copilot is my most-used personal project. I rely on it for every feature I ship.