Idun Agent Platform

The Idun Engine is an open source runtime that turns a LangGraph, Google ADK or LangChain agent prototype into a production FastAPI service. It is installed from the Python package index and started from a command line tool, which serves the agent locally with a chat interface, an admin panel, an OpenTelemetry trace viewer and a health endpoint. The vendor's listing name refers to the wider Idun Agent Platform project, whose engine is the open source component described on the site. The engine is aimed at CTOs, platform leads and principal engineers who want to self host agents on their own infrastructure without per execution billing or vendor lock in. The capabilities that matter most are PII and budget guardrails, persistent memory on Postgres or Redis, MCP tool governance, OIDC authentication and integrations with Langfuse, Phoenix and Arize. It supports Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini, Mistral, Cohere and self hosted models served through vLLM. The engine is free to use and is published under the GPL 3.0 license. The vendor publishes no prices for its services. It sells fixed scope consulting engagements of a few weeks, scoped during a discovery call, that analyze usage across AI tools and recommend use cases and a roadmap. Development of proven use cases is scoped separately. The vendor states that it is maintained by Idun Group in Paris and lists several French accelerator and investor backers.