I built an open-source platform for creating and managing AI agents (MIT licensed, free to self-host)

My head has been very much in the AI agents space for a while now, and I got frustrated with the options available. Most platforms are either locked behind a subscription, closed-source, or feel like they were designed by a committee rather than someone who actually builds with agents day-to-day. So I built my own. It's a full-stack, multi-tenant platform for creating and managing AI agents. Completely open source, MIT licensed, free to self-host. Some highlights: * Provider-agnostic - supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Bedrock, and OpenRouter. Bring your own API keys. * MCP support - first-class Model Context Protocol integration so agents can connect to external data sources. * Memory - agents automatically remember things about users across conversations without you having to build that yourself. * Skills - reusable instruction sets that agents load on-demand for specialised tasks. * Scheduled triggers - cron-based and event-based triggers so agents can run autonomously. * Kanban boards - built-in visual boards that agents can interact with (create cards, move things around). * Docker Compose deployment - up and running in minutes. I've been using it as my daily driver for both personal productivity and professional work, and it's been solid. It's still a work-in-progress with features being added rapidly, but very much usable today. Happy to answer questions or take feedback. I'll drop the link in the comments.