by gly-hub
ai dandelion is a multi-service backend for building and operating AI-assisted business functions. It provides the HTTP gateway, gRPC services, authentication and authorization, AI-agent execution, function generation, generated-app runtime support.
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git clone https://github.com/gly-hub/ai-dandelionai-dandelion is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by gly-hub. ai dandelion is a multi-service backend for building and operating AI-assisted business functions. It provides the HTTP gateway, gRPC services, authentication and authorization, AI-agent execution, function generation, generated-app runtime support. It has 50 GitHub stars.
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ai-dandelion is primarily written in Go. It is open-source under gly-hub on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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AI Dandelion is a multi-service backend for building and operating AI-assisted business functions. It provides the HTTP gateway, gRPC services, authentication and authorization, AI-agent execution, function generation, generated-app runtime support, uploads, notifications, and the data layer used by the web application.
Chinese documentation: README_zh-CN.md
demonstration video： https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1A78t68EVD/?vd_source=882e22f2f6123549d1c4813f927a00ea
The browser application lives in a separate repository: gly-hub/ai-dandelion-web. It is responsible for the React user interface, browser authentication state, API calls, streaming chat presentation, and generated-app rendering.
The backend owns the public API and realtime endpoints consumed by that frontend. Keep both repositories checked out side by side for local development:
workspace/
├── ai-dandelion/ # this repository: backend services and contracts
└── ai-dandelion-web/ # React + Vite frontend
git clone https://github.com/gly-hub/ai-dandelion.git
git clone https://github.com/gly-hub/ai-dandelion-web.git
Browser (ai-dandelion-web, React + Vite)
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| HTTP / WebSocket
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inner-gateway (:8086, Fiber)
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+--> ai-agent (:50051, gRPC)
+--> func-operation (:50052, gRPC)
+--> system (:50053, gRPC)
| Component | Responsibility |
|---|---|
inner-gateway/ |
HTTP API, authentication boundary, realtime WebSocket entry point, and HTTP-to-gRPC adaptation. |
ai-agent/ |
AI conversations, sessions, skills, MCP server configuration, and agent execution. |
func-operation/ |
Function lifecycle, generated application artifacts, releases, public configuration, and external API integration. |
system/ |
Users, roles, menus, model configuration, uploads, notifications, and operation logs. |
proto/ |
Protobuf contracts shared by the gateway and gRPC services. |
toolbox/ |
Shared agent, authentication, storage, event-bus, locking, and utility code. |
1.26.3, or a version compatible with go.mod.rtk command wrapper used by this project.Each tracked configs_example.yaml is a template. Copy it to the ignored configs_local.yaml before starting a service:
cp ai-agent/config/configs_example.yaml ai-agent/config/configs_local.yaml
cp func-operation/config/configs_example.yaml func-operation/config/configs_local.yaml
cp system/config/configs_example.yaml system/config/configs_local.yaml
cp inner-gateway/config/configs_example.yaml inner-gateway/config/configs_local.yaml
Update the copied files with local database paths, infrastructure endpoints, allowed browser origins, and credentials. system.auth.access_token_secret signs access JWTs; inner-gateway delegates their validation to system.
Start every service in a separate terminal, in this order:
rtk go run ./system -c system/config/configs_local.yaml
rtk go run ./ai-agent -c ai-agent/config/configs_local.yaml
rtk go run ./func-operation -c func-operation/config/configs_local.yaml
rtk go run ./inner-gateway -c inner-gateway/config/configs_local.yaml
The frontend should connect only to the gateway at http://127.0.0.1:8086; it must not call the internal gRPC services directly.
In the sibling checkout:
cd ../ai-dandelion-web
rtk npm install
rtk npm run dev
Vite serves the development UI on http://localhost:5173 and proxies the HTTP API paths to this gateway. The default development WebSocket connects directly to ws://127.0.0.1:8086/realtime/ws after requesting its ticket through the proxy. See the frontend repository's README for UI and build details.
The frontend calls root-relative HTTP API paths. In production, serve the built frontend and route /ai-agent, /func-operation, /system, and /realtime to inner-gateway on the same public origin. Its default WebSocket URL is derived from that public origin; when a separate WebSocket endpoint is necessary, set the frontend's VITE_REALTIME_WS_URL during its build.
Configure the gateway CORS and realtime allowedOrigins with the actual deployed frontend origins.
# Resolve all Go packages
rtk env GOCACHE=/private/tmp/ai-dandelion-go-cache go list ./...
# Run the backend test suite
rtk env GOCACHE=/private/tmp/ai-dandelion-go-cache go test ./...
# Regenerate all ai-agent protobuf files after editing proto sources
rtk bash proto/gogo.sh ai-agent
# Regenerate a single protobuf file
rtk bash proto/gogo.sh ai-agent session.proto
API contract changes begin in proto/; regenerate Go code rather than editing *.pb.go manually. Keep the gateway as an adapter, business rules in logic, database access in dao, and database definitions in model.
configs_local.yaml files are intentionally ignored by Git. Normal branch switches do not remove them; never place credentials in tracked files.configs_example.yaml documents the required keys with placeholders only. Do not store real credentials in it.git clean -fdX without backing up local configuration, because it removes ignored files.No license has been declared in this repository yet. Add a license, security-reporting policy, contribution guide, and CI workflow before public distribution.