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Foundry

An open-source platform that runs a ready-made organization of collaborating AI agents, such as a CEO agent that breaks a goal into tasks and assigns them to department agents, instead of requiring hand-built orchestration.

Foundry

Foundry is a self-hosted platform where a strategic goal is handed to a simulated AI company rather than to a single agent or a hand-built crew. A CEO agent decomposes a request such as analyzing competitors into subtasks, assigns them to an analysis department, runs them in parallel, and asks a human to approve key decisions along the way.

It ships as a set of Docker services including PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, Consul and Nginx, alongside a NestJS backend and a React frontend, started with one setup command. It is licensed under GPL-3.0.

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