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Building Doctrine + Rally
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aelaguiz/README.md

Hi, I'm Amir 👋

📍 Austin, TX | 🤖 Building agent infrastructure | 🏁 Doctrine + Rally | 🚀 YC S13 founder @ Poker Skill + Cratejoy

Python TypeScript AI Agents MCP Codex Claude CLI GitHub

I build the boring but necessary layer that makes agents usable in real work: typed instructions, visible state, recoverability, and operator control. The goal is simple: make agent workflows feel like software instead of prompt soup.

Current Projects

  • 📜 Doctrine — typed DSL and compiler for reusable AI agent instructions and workflows that compile to AGENTS.md
  • 🏁 Rally — filesystem-first harness for repo-local multi-agent coding workflows
  • 🧪 codex-autoresearcher — worker/judge harness for optimizing anything you can measure
  • 🧰 aimgr — operator tooling for AI accounts, browsers, and local agent rails
  • 🌐 mcp-url-fetch — MCP server for fetching URLs from Claude, Cline, and other clients
  • 🔔 codex-notifier — audible notifications for Codex CLI on macOS
  • 🧠 langdspy — earlier public line of work on declarative prompting and optimization

Why this stack

  • Doctrine is the authoring and compiler layer.
  • Rally is the runtime and harness layer.
  • Together they aim to make AI workflows typed, inspectable, and recoverable.

Background

  • Founder / CEO: Poker Skill, Cratejoy
  • YC S13
  • Previously: MarketZero (acquired by Zynga)
  • Older ML / open-source lineage: pyvotune, Theano, DeepLearningTutorials

Start here

  • If you want the authoring and compiler layer, start with Doctrine.
  • If you want the runtime and harness layer, start with Rally.
  • If you want the earlier public line into this work, start with langdspy.
Selected earlier public work

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  1. doctrine doctrine Public

    Code-like DSL and compiler for agent workflows that compile to portable AGENTS.md instructions.

    Python 2 1

  2. rally rally Public

    Filesystem-first agent harness for strong, stable coding-agent workflows with repo-local run state.

    Python

  3. langdspy langdspy Public

    Declarative prompting and optimization for LangChain-style pipelines. Enterprise ready.

    Python 7 3

  4. codex-autoresearcher codex-autoresearcher Public

    Codex-native autoresearch harness with structured worker/judge turns for optimizing anything you can measure.

    Python 3

  5. aimgr aimgr Public

    AI account and browser manager for Codex, Claude, Pi, and OpenClaw operator workflows.

    JavaScript 1

  6. mcp-url-fetch mcp-url-fetch Public

    Model Context Protocol server for fetching URLs from Claude, Cline, and other MCP clients.

    Python 2