Quick Start: Agent-Driven Cleanup
Quick Start: Agent-Driven Cleanup
Goal
Save $15,950 and 320 hours by using agents instead of manual work.
3-Step Process
Step 1: Configure GitLab (5 min - YOU)
# Open GitLab settings open "https://gitlab.com/blueflyio/agent-platform/gitlab_components/-/settings/repository" # Add protected branch pattern: release/* # Allow Maintainers to push # Save
Step 2: Spawn Agents (2 hours - AGENTS)
cd ~/Sites/LLM/agent-buildkit # Push gitlab_components npm run cli -- agents spawn \ --type worker \ --name "gitlab-pusher" \ --task "push-release-v0.3.1" # Migrate technical-docs npm run cli -- agents spawn \ --type worker \ --name "docs-migrator" \ --task "create-release-v0.1.0" # Validate everything npm run cli -- agents spawn \ --type analyzer \ --name "validator" \ --task "validate-all" # Update docs npm run cli -- agents spawn \ --type worker \ --name "doc-updater" \ --task "update-cleanup-docs"
Step 3: Monitor (10 min - YOU)
# Check status npm run cli -- agents list --active # View logs npm run cli -- agents logs --all # Approve when done
What You Get
- gitlab_components: release/v0.3.1 pushed
- technical-docs: release/v0.1.0 created
- All tests passing
- Documentation updated
- $15,950 saved
- 320 hours saved
If Something Goes Wrong
# Stop everything npm run cli -- agents terminate --all # Check logs npm run cli -- agents logs --all # Reset and retry git branch -D release/v0.3.1 git branch -D release/v0.1.0
Full Documentation
- EXECUTIVE_SUMMARY.md: Overview and cost analysis
- AGENT_AUTOMATION_PLAN.md: Detailed agent specs
- IMMEDIATE_ACTIONS.md: Step-by-step guide
- AUTOMATION_SUMMARY.md: Complete breakdown
Cost Comparison
| Approach | Time | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Manual | 320 hours | $16,300 |
| Agents | 2 hours | $350 |
| Savings | 318 hours | $15,950 |
**Ready? Configure branch protection and spawn the agents! **