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Synapse AI

An open-source platform for building, connecting and orchestrating AI agents powered by any local or cloud LLM, wiring agents and tools into pipelines meant to run predictably.

Synapse AI

Synapse AI is an open-source platform for creating, connecting and orchestrating AI agents powered by any LLM, local or cloud. It wires agents, tools and language models into pipelines that are meant to run predictably rather than tying the workflow to one framework.

Agents can use tools such as browsing the web, querying databases, executing code, reading files and managing email, and can reach further tools exposed through an MCP server, a webhook or a Python script.

It installs from a setup script, npm, pip or Docker, and runs as a frontend on one port with an internal backend API kept off the public network by default. A deployment can also enable login and disable stdio MCP registration for additional security.

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