Echomancer
Autonomous Development. Intelligent Resource Management.
Powered by Cursor
What is Echomancer?
Echomancer is a resource-aware, autonomous CLI automation tool for developers, tightly integrated with Cursor. It implements the Groundhog methodology to automate complete development cycles—scanning, coding, testing, and committing—using intelligent hardware detection and adaptive scaling. Note: You must have a functioning Cursor installation for Echomancer to operate.
Why Use Echomancer?
- Save time by automating repetitive development tasks.
- Consistent quality with AI-driven code generation and review.
- Resource efficiency—auto-detects your hardware and scales accordingly.
- Cross-platform—works on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
- Open source and extensible for your own workflows.
- Cursor-powered—Leverages the power of Cursor for code generation and learning.
How it Works
- Install Cursor: Ensure you have a working Cursor installation.
- Hardware Detection: Echomancer profiles your system and configures itself for optimal performance.
- Task Discovery: Scans your project for tasks, TODOs, and opportunities for automation.
- Automated Development Cycle: For each task, Echomancer generates code, runs tests, and auto-commits or reverts changes based on results.
- AI Learning: Learns from successful patches and adapts to your codebase style and standards.
- Smart Scaling: Runs single or multiple instances depending on your hardware profile.
Core Features
- Resource-Aware Automation: Automatically configures and scales based on your system's capabilities.
- Groundhog Methodology: Implements scan → code → test → commit cycles for continuous improvement.
- AI Learning System: Pattern recognition, context-aware automation, and predictive suggestions.
- Smart Test Runner: Runs only affected tests for efficiency, with result caching and performance monitoring.
- Structured Logging: Debug and monitor with Winston-based logging, including error tracking and log rotation.
- Cross-Platform CLI: Node.js-based, works on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
- Open Source: MIT licensed, extensible, and community-driven.
- Cursor Integration: Deep integration with Cursor for code generation, review, and learning.
CLI Example: Typical Workflow
# Install Cursor (required)
# See https://www.cursor.so/ for installation instructions
# Project setup
cd /path/to/project
# Initialize with hardware detection and Cursor integration
echomancer init
# Configure as needed
echomancer config [--max-instances N]
# Start automation
echomancer start [--single-instance] [--test-mode affected-only]
echomancer status # Check running status
echomancer stop # Stop automation
echomancer logs [--follow] [--instance-id ID] # View logs