Hubzoid open-sourced: turn Markdown folders into team agents
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Hubzoid has released an open-source tool that turns Markdown folders containing knowledge, rules and tools into AI agents that can be used personally or shared with a team. Rules are stored as Markdown files in Git and can be read and modified; it supports asking questions in chat, running workflows on demand or on a schedule, and connecting to Claude Code, ChatGPT or Codex via MCP. Use requires Python 3.11 or 3.12 installed locally and an existing login to Claude Code or Codex, with no API key needed. Local mode is limited to private use on the local machine. The project uses the Apache-2.0 license, and team control features are also included.
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Hubzoid is an Apache-2.0 tool that turns a folder of Markdown files—knowledge, rules, skills and agent instructions—into a shareable AI agent usable in chat, repeatable workflows, or via MCP in Claude Code, ChatGPT or Codex. It runs on an existing Claude Code or Codex login (or a model API key), supports team sign-in, per-person and per-agent access, approvals before consequential actions, and a record of every run. The starter hub is a fictional shop whose refund rule in knowledge/house-rules.md can be edited to see answers change, with evals to check they stay correct.
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