MeshFlow: run governed multi-agent workflows on any local model — Ollama, LiteLLM, Bedrock — with cost caps and audit trails [Open Source]
Summary
MeshFlow is an open-source framework for running governed multi-agent workflows on any local or self-hosted model, with cost caps, audit trails, and sandbox mode.
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