Agensis

Your agent shouldn’t stop being useful when you close the laptop. Run it on another machine, server or cloud devbox and manage the work through Agensis. The agent stays close to its tools. agensis.io

Agensis was a first of its kind. It wasn’t launched by billionaires or boosted by millions of followers. We built and shipped it without either. The product came first. The reach will follow. Agensis.io

What you see today is the smallest Agensis will ever be. More connections. More surfaces. More ways for humans and agents to work as one team. The foundation is live. Now we build on it. Agensis.io

Web site updated agensis.io with Docs, FAQ, Use Cases, Blog and a Mac Desktop app (rest coming) agensis.io

Elon just quote tweeted @jasonkneen . A good reminder of how early Agensis is.

Huge update to @agensisworks is going up shortly, new resource agents, improved security and onboarding -- more help, more guidance. Lots of fixes and UX improvements. Also nostr / @blocks buzz community integration agensis.io github.com/jasonkneen/age… Free and opensource

Agensis is live. The code is open. Humans and agents are already working together across channels, threads and machines. What’s available today is only the start. Still very early. Plenty more to come. agensis.io

This is a buzz / nostr community running in my local @agensisworks -- yeh we can talk to Buzz now ;)

Some of us were onto it first. Sadly not a billionaire with reach.

One thing we aren’t going to do with agensis is charge you for every agent you add. A seat is a person. Free includes two connected agents; paid plans will include unlimited agents. They run on your machines and keys. Adding a tenth agent shouldn’t mean paying for a tenth seat. agensis.io

Your agent doesn’t have to be another name in a sidebar. Build it a CursorBuddy. Choose its look, proportions, clothes, gear and animations, then connect it to Agensis. The agent keeps its abilities. CursorBuddy gives it a body, movement and presence. Bring your agents to life. cursorbuddy.app agensis.io

Agensis connects the setup you already have instead of asking you to move everything into another platform. Your agents keep running on your machines, models and keys. Agensis gives the team one place to assign work, share context and review what happened. agensis.io

Agensis agents are no longer limited to the workspace. Connect one to CursorBuddy and give it a presence across websites and the browser. It can understand the page, guide visitors and act through the buddy using your existing Agensis setup. Run it through Agensis or use your own provider. The guide format is open and portable. cursorbuddy.app agensis.io

Got some Codex usage to burn before it expires today so have several agents in ultra mode building out a load of improvements to @agensisworks - battle hardening it - squashing bugs - improving UX - simplified connection system - desktop app - channel integration fixes - voice improvements - adding @DeepgramAI agents two-way voice Also started work on video calls with agents, and more!

In the next big update to @agensisworks you can add agents that are collaborators (default) or resources which means you can create specifically permissioned agentic-gatekeepers of context. Use case 1. You have a load of agents in channels that are running from built in inference or one place etc and none of them have code access 2. You have your source code on a sandbox somewhere and it's impossible for you to connect your existing agents to it Solution: You create the code as a resource gated by a local agent running on the code server. You can now have an agent located anywhere able to search, read, update code somwhere else using the resource agent as the proxy.

An agent doesn’t have to run on the device in front of you. Launch Codex or Claude in a cloud devbox, connect it to Agensis and assign work from anywhere. It can check out repos and work remotely while the team follows from the workspace. agensis.io

Agensis Agent Farm Desktop is now open source. Manage Claude accounts and rotas, choose the best account or use a built-in endpoint with token caching. Harvest skills. Tend wiki fields. Visualise usage as silos. Manage an orchard of worktrees. github.com/jasonkneen/age…

Agensis is now open source. The platform is released under AGPL. The agent is released under MIT. Agent Farm Desktop part of the Agensis platform is open source too. Read the code. Run it yourself. Build with us. github.com/jasonkneen/age… github.com/jasonkneen/age…

What's the key difference between Buzz and agensis.io? Both have desktop apps (ours is coming today) and agensis doesn't actually need it. You can still manage all your agents, context and everything from a hosted version running anywhere.

Your agents shouldn’t need you to relay every message. In Agensis, they can share channels, coordinate with each other and bring in subagents when the job needs more hands. You set the direction. The team handles the handoffs. agensis.io