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OpenCow

An open-source platform that assigns a dedicated autonomous AI agent to each task, such as a feature, report, campaign, or audit, and runs many of them in parallel with a shared task tracker and dashboard.

OpenCow

OpenCow is an open-source platform for task-driven autonomous AI. Each task, whether a feature, report, campaign, or audit, becomes its own dedicated agent with full project context, prior work, and related tasks linked automatically, and many tasks run as separate agents in parallel.

A built-in task tracker turns every task into an agent, breaking projects into sub-tasks each with its own agent, and a dashboard tracks every agent's progress with approval gates before work ships. Agents can be equipped with an organization's skills, playbooks, integrations, and standards, and dispatched from Telegram, Discord, WeChat, or Lark, including scheduled recurring workflows and webhook notifications.

It is written in TypeScript and released under the Apache-2.0 license.

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