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The Hall of Automata is MockaSort Studio's framework for deploying named AI agents across the organization. Each automaton has an identity, a keeper, a set of behaviors, and a key. Anyone the org trusts can open a portal — a GitHub issue label — and the automaton steps through to work.

You work on multiple GitHub repos, you're overwhelmed with work. You open an issue. A named AI agent reads it, opens a PR, survives code review, and merges — without you writing a line.

No server to run. No API key to manage. No external platform to pay for. GitHub is the entire backend.

What it actually is

Hall of Automata is an AI agent orchestration layer built by overclocking GitHub itself.

The ingredients GitHub already provides:

• Actions - The microservices built on top of Claude Actions • Environments - Secret Storage • Labels - Message bus • Issues & PRs - The UI • Artifacts - The audit logs storage • the App — The API interface.

What the Hall adds on top:

• Named agents (automata): entities with distinct characters, domains, and rules of engagement • An orchestrator (Old Major): a central logic layer that reads incoming tasks, picks the right specialist, and dispatches them • A lifecycle management: system for authorization, queueing, review loops, and cleanup

Federation model

There are no API keys and no shared billing account. Instead, contributors register their personal Claude Pro/Max subscription with the Hall by storing their OAuth token in a GitHub Environment. That token stays theirs — the Hall never sees it directly; it's injected into a workflow run by GitHub's own secrets mechanism.

The pool is shared across the org. When an agent is invoked, the Hall picks the least-used contributor whose weekly cap hasn't been hit. The work runs under their quota. When it's done, their counter increments.

This makes the economics cooperative rather than extractive. If you're the only contributor, you get your own quota — same as before. If three people contribute, the org effectively gets three times the throughput for the same individual subscription cost. Every member who joins the pool multiplies capacity for everyone else.

Description from the GitHub Marketplace listing.