Goraven

This platform is an open source, self hosted AI agent platform that the vendor describes as a workstation rather than a chat window. Each teammate gets an independent, isolated agent workspace where the agent can read and write files, run shell commands, call MCP tool chains and internal APIs, search a knowledge base, and spin up subagents that work in parallel. What comes back is a finished result, such as a report on disk, a chart in the browser or a deployed service, rather than a suggestion to act on. It is built for engineering and operations teams that want agent infrastructure under their own control. Admins manage model quotas, tool permissions and data boundaries, while the team shares projects and skill libraries. The design principles on the site emphasize observability of the execution process, heavy reliance on the operating system for runtime and dependencies, and solid engineering so that the project stays maintainable. The vendor states plainly that it does not build a memory and evolution layer, leaving model improvement to the models themselves. Getting started takes a single Docker command that pulls the published image and serves the app on port 8000, after which you create an admin account at the local address. Because it is self hosted, you run it on your own infrastructure and connect your own model providers. The vendor publishes no pricing, and the site presents the project as open source, so no paid plans are listed.