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Marveen

A self-hostable agent harness built on Claude Code that runs a team of AI agents with their own chat channels, memory, and scheduled tasks, coordinated from a web dashboard.

Marveen

Marveen is a self-hostable agent harness for Claude Code that runs several AI agents at once, each with its own Telegram, Slack, or Discord channel, persistent memory, and scheduled cron-based tasks. Agents can delegate work to one another, and a web dashboard at a local address lets a user watch and steer the whole team.

Included features are a kanban board with AI-assisted task breakdown and views such as swimlanes, per-column work-in-progress limits, and stuck-card aging; a quiet background monitor called Heartbeat that only speaks up for events it judges important, such as calendar, email, or kanban changes; a tiered hot, warm, and cold memory system with hybrid full-text and vector search plus a graph view; MCP connectors for services such as Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Notion, and Slack; and reusable skills for agents.

It is written in TypeScript, with its documentation available in both Hungarian and English.

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