MUXI

A self-hosted application server for deploying AI agents as production infrastructure, packaging orchestration, memory, tools, knowledge and access control into deployable units called formations.

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MUXI is a self-hosted server stack for running AI agents in production, treating agents as native primitives rather than application code built on top of a framework. A "formation" packages agents, knowledge, memory, tools, skills, workflows, triggers and policies into one deployable unit, in roughly the way a Dockerfile packages a container image.

A CLI pulls a formation from the MUXI registry, deploys it, and lets you chat with it in three commands; official SDKs for twelve languages, including Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, Java and C++, connect to the running server over REST, SSE or MCP. The Server, Runtime, CLI, Formation API and SDKs move together as one coordinated 1.x release line sharing contracts for authentication, streaming, errors and idempotency.

Installers are provided for macOS, Linux and Windows.

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