ovinia.

Get the flock to work.

An AI agent flock for your repos. You point; they plan, build, and review. You're the shepherd โ€” they do the rest.

$ ovinia init ยท  dw still works

Not sheep. A shepherded flock.

You're the shepherd

You make the calls โ€” scope, direction, sign-off. The flock executes. Humans decide; agents do the work.

A flock moves as one

Many small agents, one direction โ€” across all your repos. That's coordination, not conformity. Emergent, in lockstep, tireless.

Tiny, but self-powered

Like the real leaf sheep โ€” it runs on its own. Small and adorable, sure. Mindless, never.

The voice โ€” plays both rooms

Playful ยท for the README, the CLI, the crowd

  • "Get the flock to work."
  • "What the flock?" โ€” the 404 page
  • "Flock yeah."  ยท  "Let's flocking ship." โ€” release notes
  • "Herd your agents, not your cats." โ€” the tagline that sells

Credible ยท for the landing page, the enterprise deck

  • Tend the flock. Ship the work. โ€” hero
  • A flock of agents, moving as one. โ€” sub-hero
  • You set the direction; the flock does the rest. โ€” how it works
  • Small, tireless, tended. โ€” three words

The feel โ€” one workspace, every repo, `dw` muscle memory kept

ovinia โ€” your flock
$ npm i -g @ovinia/workspace
$ ovinia init                 # adopt a workspace across all your service repos
  ๐Ÿ‘ flock ready. 12 agents, 4 repos, one shepherd (you).

$ ovinia sprint --start       # point the flock at the work
  โ†’ grazing the backlogโ€ฆ plan โ†’ build โ†’ review
  โ†’ ST-1 auth guard      โœ“ shipped
  โ†’ ST-2 rate limiter    โœ“ shipped
  โ†’ ST-3 flaky test      โง— under review โ€” your call

$ dw init                     # still works โ€” the per-repo engine, unchanged

Why a leaf sheep

The mascot argues the pitch for you.

Costasiella kuroshimae is real: a sea slug the size of a grain of rice that grazes on algae, keeps the stolen chloroplasts alive inside itself, and runs on sunlight. Tiny. Self-sustaining. Absurdly cute. A whole flock of them โ€” tended by you. That's the whole product in one animal: little, autonomous, and it keeps what it learns alive.