MaidenRun goes open source: deploy AI agents to your own AWS and collect feedback
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Kaushik47 released MaidenRun, an open-source tool that deploys AI agents from a GitHub repository to the user's own AWS account, generates a fixed shareable link, and collects testers' ratings and comments through built-in forms and a dashboard. After pushing fixes, users can redeploy with one click, feedback can be filtered and compared by agent version, and all data stays within the user's AWS account. Using it requires your own Docker and AWS account, and each AWS account needs a dedicated IAM user created once; costs are paid directly by the user to AWS. According to the description, a t3.small instance costs about $0.026/hour (about $19/month if running continuously), plus a small disk fee; Terminate deletes all resources created by the deployment.
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MaidenRun is an open-source tool that deploys an AI agent from its GitHub repo to your own AWS account, provides a shareable link, and collects tester ratings and comments through a built-in feedback form and dashboard. It supports redeploying to the same address to compare feedback across versions, stores secrets in AWS Parameter Store, and offers teardown that deletes all created resources. It requires Docker and an AWS account, with the agent's UI on port 8001 and ports 8002 and 8003 reserved for the feedback form and dashboard.
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