Kazma Agent Framework
A self-hosted, open-source AI agent platform that can edit a repository, message a team and run a schedule, stopping to ask rather than inventing an answer when a model call fails.
One LangGraph supervisor serves every surface, including web, TUI, CLI, Telegram, Discord and Slack, with human approval required before dangerous actions, a commitment layer that resolves intent against memory before acting, and a long-term memory the user can inspect and correct.
The codebase is substantial: roughly 513,000 lines, split between 407,000 lines of Python and 40,000 lines of JavaScript, with over 9,400 test functions across 801 test files.
It installs with a setup script that creates a virtual environment with uv, syncing RAG, dev and TUI extras, and starts a local web server with a chat page, a dashboard, a web IDE, a documents page and a memory and belief-graph page.