Open-source agent runtime
Own the agents doing your company's work.
Define agents in Markdown. Run them with Claude, OpenAI, or open models on infrastructure you control.
Let them work autonomously. Put consequential actions behind human approval.
npx -y agentuse@latest run https://agentuse.io/hello.agentuseOne file. Zero babysitting.
One command. Your agent handles the rest.
Trigger your way
0 8 * * *Runs while you sleep
$ curl -X POST :12233/api/run{"agent":"my-agent"}HTTP triggers
on: pushGitHub Actions
docker runContainers
Then close the terminal
The terminal is where you build an agent. It's not where the work lives.
agentuse serve gives every agent a home for autonomous runs, review requests, and results. Same files, same runtime, on infrastructure you control.
01 / Dashboard

One place for every agent: run health, what needs you, and the results they shipped, at a glance.
02 / Agent graph
One system. Not a pile of scripts.
Your agents are a system, not a pile of scripts. Delegation and dependencies, drawn from the files themselves.

03 / Session results
The outcome, not the logs.
Every run ends on the outcome it produced, not a wall of logs.

04 / Mobile approval

Approvals that fit in your pocket.
Approve the calls that touch money or customers. From your desk, or your phone.
Runs unattended: cron jobs, CI/CD pipelines, Docker containers.
Version control just works: diff, review, and merge agents like code.
No SDK required: if you can write plain English, you can build an agent.
Production-ready: retries, streaming, error recovery, and MCP support.
Copilots assist you. AgentUse agents work for you.
AgentUse Studio
Want the operating layer built and running for you?
Founder-led implementation from the team behind AgentUse: recurring functions absorbed one by one, on your own infrastructure.
