Add RoboCo (open-source, Coding / Multi-agent) - #1451
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Adds RoboCo to the open-source section, in alphabetical order (after React Agent, before Self-operating computer), category Coding, Multi-agent, following the existing entry format (heading, one-liner, collapsible details with image, Category, Description, Links). Closes #1450.
RoboCo is a self-hosted AI software company: 25 role-based agents plus one human CEO running a real git delivery lifecycle. Each task gets its own worktree and branch, opens a PR, passes QA with structured file:line findings, documentation, PM review and CEO approval; nothing merges without the human. Governance is built in (signed agent identities, audit log, cost budgets, rework metrics, an enforced conventions standard), and the runtime is model-agnostic (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Kimi CLIs, OpenRouter in progress). Open source, AGPL-3.0, Docker Compose, runs on your own hardware.