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Compozy

AI agents

CompozyOS is a complete runtime environment built around AI agents, designed to let agents work continuously without having to write their own scripts, cron jobs, or glue code. It treats loops, automation, permissions, approvals, and run history as core objects within the same runtime, accessible via CLI, HTTP, and UDS. At its core is a true autonomy kernel: tasks atomically claim runs via ClaimNextRun, hold a lease and must send heartbeats. After a crash, the lease expires according to its TTL and the run is automatically re-enqueued, thereby avoiding duplicate execution and orphaned tasks. Humans and agents share the same queue (the task_runs table), with the same primitives and audit trail. Permissions are enforced in code through generated contracts, and a child cannot expand a parent's permissions. It also provides persistent sessions, observability tracing, Cron and Webhook automation, and pluggable layers such as hooks, skills, and extensions, with everything loaded being inspectable. It is currently in beta; installation options include a verified installer for macOS/Linux, the npm beta channel, and pinned Go distributions. The experience leans toward technical users: it requires a terminal, a local daemon, and a configuration file.

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Conductor

AI agents

Conductor is a platform for running coding agents in the cloud. Through isolated cloud sandboxes, it lets users run multiple coding agents simultaneously and supports multiplayer collaboration. Conductor Cloud is based on isolated microVMs, comes preloaded with repositories and dependencies, sandboxes can start in seconds, and agents can run for long periods. The platform has built-in first-party agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode, and allows users to bring their own subscriptions and keys. Users can operate it through the desktop app, mobile, or their own integrations (via the Conductor API), and it supports sharing workspace links and real-time collaboration with teammates. The company says more than 100,000 builders already use it.

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ContextKit

AI agents

ContextKit is an AI coding configuration tool launched by Nova Labs, primarily helping developers generate, score, and manage AI coding agent configuration files such as CLAUDE.md. It provides a web generator and supports scoring CLAUDE.md in the terminal via the npx contextkit score command (0-10 points), giving category breakdowns and specific fix suggestions, and can also be used in CI workflows. The tool is aimed at developers using AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Gemini CLI, with the goal of improving AI output quality, unifying team configuration, and reducing repeated corrections.

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CorvinOS

AI agents

CorvinOS is an open-source, self-hosted operating system for AI agents. It claims to deploy agents on every messaging channel, run pipelines, connect organizations via A2A, and comply with the EU AI Act, fully self-hosted. The platform integrates engines, personas, workflows, and runtime-generated tools, enabling full control through browser operation, voice interaction, and messaging bridges such as Telegram, WhatsApp, and Signal, and records all events with a hash-chained audit trail. Its compliance mechanisms are built into the architecture as structural design constraints, each instance has a verifiable identity, and it supports deny-by-default consent for transparency sharing. Targeting a range of use cases from personal assistants to enterprise data center nodes, users can describe outcomes, and the system automatically discovers execution graphs and exports them as portable .awpkg packages.

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