I ran an experiment of running Python on Kody now that Cloudflare has GA for python in workers (and dynamic workers): https://github.com/kentcdodds/kody/pull/2429…

Really cool if you care about running python, but it’s much slower to start up (even when warm) and doesn’t unlock new capabilities. So passing on Python support in Kody for now.

kentcdodds/kody

Source: https://github.com/kentcdodds/kody

Your assistant's home — the memory, keys, code, and automations your AI agent keeps, portable across every MCP host. Built on Cloudflare Workers.

Kody is your assistant’s home—the memory, keys, code, and automations your AI agent keeps, portable across every MCP host. Built on Cloudflare Workers and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), it ships a Remix UI, Worker-based request routing, package runtime plumbing, and OAuth-protected MCP endpoints. The project favors a compact MCP surface with powerful search and Code Mode execute flows over a large static tool catalog.

Kody is a multi-user personal assistant: each signed-in user gets a fully isolated assistant (packages, jobs, secrets, memories, and related state). Tests and fixtures may seed deterministic local accounts, but no account is privileged at runtime. The repo follows several epicflare starter conventions.

The repo is organized as an Nx monorepo, with shared modules in packages/shared (@kody-internal/shared), the origin app worker under packages/worker, sibling workers under packages/platform-worker, packages/runtime-worker, and packages/jobs-worker, and mock Workers under packages/mock-servers/*. Production topology lives in docs/contributing/architecture/index.md.

Quick Start

npm install
npm run dev

The dev server runs at localhost:3742 by default (the CLI picks the next free port and prints the resolved URL). Wrangler handles the local Cloudflare Workers runtime and D1 database automatically.

To scaffold a new project from the epicflare template instead, run npx create-epicflare.

See docs/contributing/getting-started.md for the full setup paths and expectations. Contributors and agents should start with AGENTS.md for repo-specific guidance.

If you are trying to understand what this repository is for, start with docs/contributing/project-intent.md.

Tech Stack

Scope

• Fair Source personal assistant platform, not a general-purpose agent harness
• MCP-first architecture intended to work across compatible AI agent hosts
• Compact MCP surface area preferred over a large static tool inventory
• ChatGPT is a likely primary host target, while keeping the server usable from other MCP hosts where practical

How It Works

kody.codes  → kody-production (origin: Remix, /mcp HTTP, OAuth, email, queues)
                 ├─→ kody-platform  (MCP / mailbox / meter / repo-session DOs)
                 ├─→ kody-runtime   (package apps, invoke API, StorageRunner)
                 └─→ kody-jobs      (cron + JobManager; calls back via JobsHost)

kody.run    → kody-runtime (package-app zone routes)

• packages/worker/src/index.ts is the origin entrypoint; platform, runtime, and jobs have sibling entrypoints (see architecture)
• OAuth requests are handled first, then MCP requests, then static assets
• Non-asset requests fall through to the server handler and router
• Client assets are bundled into packages/worker/public/ and served via the ASSETS binding

Documentation

Contributing

Outside pull requests to this repository need a signed inbound Contributor License Agreement. Public packages do not use that CLA.

See CONTRIBUTING.md and docs/contributing/index.md.

License

Kody is licensed under the Functional Source License, Version 1.1, ALv2 Future License (FSL-1.1-ALv2). You can use, copy, modify, create derivative works from, publicly perform, publicly display, and redistribute the software for any purpose other than Competing Use. Competing Use means making the software available to others in a commercial product or service that substitutes for Kody, substitutes for another product or service the licensor offers using Kody that existed when the version was made available, or offers the same or substantially similar functionality. Each version becomes available under the Apache License 2.0 on the second anniversary of the date that version was made available.

Public packages published through Kody do not use this repository’s CLA and have no license gate; that is separate from this repository’s license.