Captain Claw local AI agent, 29 tools, multi-session, DAG orchestration
Multi-session agents with inter-session context passing, but huge feature list hides unclear priorities.
Autonomous AI Agent Orchestration Platform
Claude orchestration with live dashboards and agent-spawning—well-built but competes with Anthropic, OpenAI infrastructure.
ML engineers, autonomous agent builders, teams using Claude for automation
OpenAI Swarms · Anthropic Agent Guides · Temporal
I'm Florian, a keen observer in the Open/Nano/claw space. I programmed AutosClaw as an exercise in understanding the trust models that these personal assistants use.
This AutosClaw features:
* All agents running in ephemeral Docker container (like nanoClaw)
* Agents can have the ability to spawn asynchronous agents
* Project based secrets (Github tokens), that can be inherited by all agents in that project (and their spawned agents)
* A real-time dashboard with all running/deleted agents with full history
* A fast reload directly from UI (enables an agent PR -> Github repo review -> direct reload workflow)
* A chat view, in which you can directly interact with any agent orchestrated on the platform.
It is implemented in 8,017 lines of Typescript code (backend + frontend)
This is my first Show HN, I hope someone out there finds it useful :)
Multi-session agents with inter-session context passing, but huge feature list hides unclear priorities.
Sonar-powered CI guardrails for Claude Code workflows, but early-stage macOS-only with heavy dependencies.
Kanban-driven multi-agent fleet orchestration beats single-chat-per-agent tools.
The repo maps zero‑trust security principles onto agent orchestration in a neat, concrete way: every agent gets its own Pod, RBAC/budgets, and lifecycle managed by a custom operator so agents never touch YAML. The CLI-first flow (hortator spawn/result) and CRD-driven emergent task trees are clever — this isn't just another workflow DSL, it's an infra-first attempt to make autonomous agents safe and observable. Expect operational complexity and questions about provider integration, but the core idea is a striking, pragmatic alternative to the 'cowboy' agent patterns.
17-agent team with session memory, but Anthropic Batch and Claude Projects already persist context.
Fire-and-forget Claude orchestration, but only 4 commits and zero stars so far.