Openfang

OpenFang is an open source agent operating system written in Rust and shipped as a single binary. It runs autonomous agents on schedules, builds knowledge graphs, and reports results to a dashboard, positioning itself as infrastructure for agents rather than a chat tool. Its central concept is Hands, prebuilt autonomous agents that work on a schedule without being prompted. The home page lists seven Hands, along with 30 agents, about 40 messaging channels, 38 tools and 26 LLM providers. It also lists 16 security systems, including a WASM sandbox, a Merkle audit trail and taint tracking, which matter to anyone letting agents act on real systems. The project cites 137 thousand lines of Rust and a comparison and benchmarks section on its site. It suits developers and technical teams who want to self host agents that run continuously. Installation is through a shell command for macOS and Linux, with a Windows option, and the documentation, a cookbook and the GitHub repository are linked from the site. The home page labels the current version as v0.1.0. The site describes the project as open source and publishes no pricing or paid plans. Model usage is billed by whichever LLM provider the user connects.