RigHaven releases self-hosted AI agent execution framework
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Marco Gramuglia releases the RigHaven self-hosted AI agent execution framework: after the user gives a goal, the coordinator assembles a team of roles and selects skills and tools, with each role running in an isolated container. The framework includes 99 managed CLI tools covering documents, video, CAD, data, and networking; device and database writes, vulnerability scans, and stage results all require user approval. RigHaven is under the MIT license. The first launch downloads about 1 GB of verified images in one go; the first account created becomes the administrator, subsequent accounts are regular users, and registration must be enabled by the administrator.
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RigHaven is a self-hosted platform where a coordinator composes a team of roles for a stated objective, selects from 99 managed CLI tools, and runs each role in its own isolated container through review and delivery. It supports human approval at each phase, policy enforcement by the runtime, connections to databases and IoT devices, and deployment on Windows, Linux, a VPS, or from source. It is MIT licensed and authored by Marco Gramuglia.
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