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Autonomous AI Agency

A self-hosted multi-agent platform that audits a website's technology stack, then provisions a fleet of specialist AI agents to plan, execute and verify work against that infrastructure, with automatic model-provider failover.

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Autonomous AI Agency

Autonomous AI Agency starts by scanning a given website URL against more than 1,000 recognized technology stacks to produce a technical audit, then provisions a fleet of industry-specific specialist agents that plan, execute and verify further work under a human approval gate, running continuously on the operator's own hardware with no data leaving their network.

A lead agent orchestrates the specialist fleet with automatic provider failover. The project reports that a large share of its own merged pull requests were opened by its own agent fleet, and publishes its self-audit output as evidence of what the system produces.

A local run needs no cloud account, database server or Docker; it stores data in SQLite and launches the dashboard and its 24-hour autonomy loops from a single process, started with one script. It is written in Python, requires Python 3.11 and Node 20, and is MIT licensed.

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