Any Effect fans?
Releasing nostr-effect v0.0.1
A type-safe Nostr relay & client library in @EffectTS_
Building this mainly for the new OpenAgents platform but you may like it too
At the rate we're going we should have ~100% of NIPs implemented next week for both clients & relays
OpenAgents Episode 197: Reverse Engineering Cursor
The year is 1900 and the world's "top" investors massively funded the company building the fastest horse.
We'll keep building the Model T, but first let's see what we can learn from @cursor_ai.
PRs welcome: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/openagents/tree/main/docs/re/cursor
OpenAgents Episode 196: Ditch the TUI
Upgrade #1 of 10: "Replace janky fake terminals with a proper desktop app featuring a sidebar, chat history, and widgets for managing long-running agents."
Here's what that looks like.
And surprise! We're back on Tauri so this will be cross-platform (Windows/Mac/Linux/Android/iOS) from the start. 👍
Big props to @assistantui for a beautiful UI out of the box!
OpenAgents Episode 195: Designing 10x Better
How can our product become ‘10x better’ than the competition?
We discuss ten upgrades:
1. Ditch the TUI (and your old IDE)
"There's no reason to be in the terminal because you're not using actual terminal commands. There's nothing about the TUI you couldn't also do from a desktop app. Give me a sidebar. Get rid of this screen flicker. I can't copy paste properly. All this stuff's already been solved. Give me a ChatGPT-style desktop app with history on the side, some widgets if I want to manage long-running agents."
2. Go Mobile
"I want to have a desktop app that syncs to my mobile phone. So give me the exact same flow, the same UI components, the same controls. If I'm at home doing my usual workflow, let me have the desktop app, but if I want to go to the store, let me be able to do all of the same stuff from my mobile phone."
3. Code Overnight
"I want to be able to let stuff run overnight. And not in this hilarious horrible way that you have to do with Codex: continue, continue, continue, continue, continue."
4. CLI Agents as Subagents
"You know how Claude will delegate to a sub-agent and it'll have its own context window. When it issues a task, that's what it's doing. Why can't I just have my main OpenAgents chat delegate to Codex, delegate to Claude Code in the context of a single conversation with all of that context available to agents who want it?"
5. History & Memory
"Give me the sidebar with the chats so I can actually see what's already happened. And like let me easily reference past chats. There should be a local SQLite database... Right now, all of the Claude Code and Codex conversations are just in these giant JSON blobs, not optimized for discovery at all."
6. Hassle-Free Interop (MCP or...)
"All the hoops you have to jump through to get MCP working. People say the tool registry definitions are too long so now you need to create an API from it... stop it. Stop making me think in those terms. If you're in an app, you should be able to easily pull in integrations" - or let the agent do that itself.
7. Embrace Open Source
"The leader here on the app side for coding agents is opencode. They've built a massive community of contributors... We want to do that kind of thing, but for our more opinionated agentic flow with OpenAgents."
8. Local+Swarm+Cloud Inference
"If I've got a bunch of compute on my computer, if I've got stuff that my Foundation Models API via the M2 chip is able to do for summarization, for updating title summaries-- let's use your local compute where it's needed... There should be a mix of inference possibilities. People should be able to mix and match based on their cost preferences or have that done automatically."
9. Compute Fracking
"You -- YOU -- have compute available to you that you are not doing anything with. Why are you not doing anything with it? You've got an M2 chip that's just sitting there. Are you using that compute right now to run agents? No? Then you're wasting electricity.
Well there just hasn't been any software for you to run on your computer that was just able to have agents run around the clock, or -- if you don't have any economically sensible use cases -- why can't you sell that to your neighbor who will pay you a tiny fraction of a dollar, tiny fraction of a bitcoin, to use your compute?
The big labs are not going to innovate in this direction because they are now drinking the NVIDIA koolaid, but we have no such limitations. So just remember: compute fracking, you heard it here first."
10. Revenue Sharing
"To anyone who's like, Chris why are you spilling all the all the juice here? The sauce, you're giving it all away. The alpha, you're just leaking it out here. No, no, no.
We're here to build network effects. So we're going to be open source. We're going to be building in public. We're going to monetize this. And how we're going to build the biggest network is because we're going to get developers paid by building an actual marketplace.
This is going to solve so many of the coordination problems around why MCPs suck in implementation, because no one has an actual financial incentive to maintain them or make them good.
Hey developers, you wrote an agent plugin. Would you like to put that in a registry and get paid a tiny fraction of a cent every time someone uses it?
How do you do that? Oh, a built-in bitcoin wallet.
We built this already. That's the benefit of having been around for two years and on episode 190+.
We've built all of this stuff in prototype form and now we're just mashing it into a single product now that we've got the agentic coding go-to-market piece figured out."
---
"What would you add to this list? Please tell us.
We are aiming to get at least basic versions of every one of these ten upgrades in place by the end of this year, six weeks from now."
WHAT WOULD YOU ADD? 😇
Saturday night launch. 🚀
Nostr's UX problem isn't a secret.
30-day retention trends to 0%. Daily active users stuck at ~10k. Posts disappear. Followers vanish when you switch apps. Every app feels like beta software.
I've spent 2+ years arguing that great UX wins. So I designed a meta-study, threw a few hundred dollars at Claude, and put together what the evidence indicates.
tl;dr: Ship working experiences, then add features.
6 critical patterns backed by 100+ citations:
‣ Onboarding, content discovery, core interactions
‣ Performance, progressive complexity, cross-client consistency
‣ Anti-patterns to avoid + validation checklists
I'm not a designer, but I know what good looks like. This is opinionated, evidence-based, and focused on retention.
What am I missing? What did I get wrong?
Send PRs this way: https://github.com/shawnyeager/nostr-ux-research
cc: nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqyg8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnvv9hxgqpqr0rs5q2gk0e3dk3nlc7gnu378ec6cnlenqp8a3cjhyzu6f8k5sgsy67l5w nostr:nprofile1qy8hwumn8ghj7mn09eehgu3wvdeqzrthwden5te0dehhxtnvdakqqgqh2wxu9f38d8gfgsl33smuhc6cl26mh7vpzu6592nutlchrmthcsdtdqz4 nostr:nprofile1qydhwumn8ghj7cmgwfhku6trd3jjuer5dahx7m3wvdhk6tcpr9mhxue69uhkcctwvuh8yetvv9uhxtnvv9hxgtmfwsqzq77777lz9hvwt86xqrsyf2jn588ewk5aclf8mavr80rhmduy5kq92xkt0h
Nice! Feeding this to my coding agents 😂
Cookin
OpenAgents Episode 194: The Trillion-Dollar Question
What percentage of global AI workloads in 2030 will run on Apple silicon?
ChatGPT Pro thinks the range could be anywhere from 7% to 35%, depending in part on how broadly its edge inference APIs are adopted by developers.
We've got a few things to say about that.
We demo agentic search through a codebase using nothing but Apple's on-device Foundation Models API.
It works-- even while offline. It's local and private with a marginal cost of zero.
How far can we take this?
What percentage of coding agent workloads can shift from cloud to the edge?
We are about to find out.
Episode 193: Codex & Claude Code On Your Phone
Introducing the OpenAgents Tricoder mobile app, enabling developers to easily use OpenAI Codex and Claude Code from their phone, anywhere in the world.
The app is live now in TestFlight, coming soon for Android, and 100% open-source under Apache 2.
How it works:
1. Download the app
2. Run a single npx command from your desktop and get a pairing QR code
3. Scan the QR code from the app and start chatting
"I'm excited for developers to experience what I experienced last week, where I had probably my single greatest daily increase in my own personal productivity just getting this working, walking around my house and talking to it."
Pairing devices can be done in either of two ways:
1. Local network -- Direct pairing over wifi, no accounts needed. Devices must stay nearby on the same network
2. @Tailscale VPN -- Enables you to stay connected anywhere. Leave your desktop on at home, use the mobile app from the grocery store. Just needs a free install of Tailscale on both devices. (Support for other VPNs coming soon)
The desktop bridge communicates with Claude Code and Codex via the amazing new Agent Client Protocol from @zeddotdev. We'll add support soon for @opencode and other agents as users request them.
Please forgive its very basic UI and inevitable bugs. The codebase is just <1 week old but now that the hard parts are done, we'll be rapidly adding features and polish based on user feedback.
For now this app can be a nice supplement to your desktop coding work. Over the coming months, we're excited to explore replacing old-fashioned IDEs altogether.
Much more to come. Please send us feedback-- and stay tuned!
- Website: openagents.com
- Docs: docs.openagents.com
- GitHub: github.com/OpenAgentsInc/…
- Join TestFlight: testflight.apple.com/join/dvQdns5B
Episode 192: OpenAgents Upgrades Itself
We ask the OpenAgents Tricoder app to edit its own code.
It commands OpenAI Codex over websockets via Tailscale, updating the app over-the-air via React Native expo-updates.
Works! No coding or IDE necessary.
Shall we automate this?
OpenAgents Episode 191: Project Tricoder
"You would think that with the hundreds of billions of dollars of VC money coming into the AI space that someone would have created a good mobile app for coding on the go.
No, nothing.
I'm not talking about remote terminals, typing with the little keyboard, or an IDE, I mean give me an app that lets me manage and talk to my coding agents on the go.
If I'm sitting on the pot why am I scrolling X when I could be scrolling updates from my coding agent?
Doesn't exist.
And before you say 'Have you tried ____?', is it open source? No? Go fuck yourself. It's got to be open source."
And so it is: github.com/OpenAgentsInc/…
Run it yourself now (Android or iOS) or fork it or wait for the TestFlight next week 👍
OpenAgents Episode 190: Goodbye Claude Code
We're four weeks clean off Claude Code-- with no withdrawal symptoms!
OpenAI's Codex has worked great as a drop-in replacement. And because it's open-source, we can build powerful things on top.
Like a new coding agent mobile app that's 10x better than Anthropic's. 😂
Details this week. Stay tuned!
OpenAgents Episode 189: Toward an Agentic MMORPG
To field the first billion AI agents on open protocols, we must innovate the medium.
So we're building the world's first agentic MMORPG: Ruins of Atlantis.
Follow along at ruinsofatlantis.com.
Watch on X: https://x.com/openagentsinc/status/1973579177648595460
OpenAgents Episode 188: The Dashboard
We finally replace our standard Claude Code usage with the new OpenAgents dashboard, a clean web app using the Claude Code SDK to easily manage multiple coding agents at once.
We demo our new dev workflow, firing off two quick voice notes (thank you AquaVoice!) resulting in two mergeable pull requests a few minutes later.
"Every person using Claude Code is generating a crap-ton of data in every conversation. Right now that data is just sitting on your computer. I think auto-deleted after 30 days. You should have an option of uploading that to a database, a Convex URL of your choice. Or if you don't want to set that up, that's what OpenAgents as a service is going to provide. And then be able to do some very interesting things with that data. More on that soon."
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1951344146599256504
OpenAgents Episode 187: Mobile Sync
We demo the two-way sync of Claude Code chats between our desktop app and iOS app.
Chats started on the desktop show instantly on mobile and vice versa, with no complex setup needed. Cloud sync powered by Convex.
As the first coding agent product with this feature, we declare OpenAgents to be the coolest bestest agent product on the market. Victory!
Next up: how much will this increase our APM?
We'll collect new data over the weekend and share it Monday, then prepare our first public beta release.
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1948994586459705695
OpenAgents Episode 186: Actions Per Minute
Flawed ground-truth data in agent benchmark "Humanity's Last Exam" underscores the need for better ways to measure agent effectiveness.
Primarily we want to measure our agents' velocity of output. We'll adapt from StarCraft 2 the idea of actions per minute (APM).
We demo the stats pane we added to OpenAgents which analyzes historical Claude Code conversations and shows your APM over the last hour, 6 hours, day, week, etc.
From this author's Claude Code usage across 277 sessions, we establish our baseline of 2.3 APM.
Rookie numbers! Now to pump them up...
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1948617421654245436
Episode 185: Hello Claude Code
We connect OpenAgents to Claude Code, showing two chats in draggable chat windows with hotkeys for opening and closing chats.
We explain our goals for today:
1. Switch our day-to-day Claude Code usage from the CLI to the OpenAgents app
2. Develop a metric to measure agent actions per minute (APM)
3. Prepare to run the app overnight and compare the new APM to our pre-OpenAgents APM
As an added bonus, we pull in our hand tracking system from episode 176 so we can give a glowing middle finger to Meta for abandoning open source.
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1948366502081478897
OpenAgents Episode 183: Zero Base
"This is our sixth time deleting our codebase. And we've grown exceedingly efficient at it."
Our new challenge:
In a fresh repo, can we build the world's best coding agent in three days?
We'll begin with a desktop app that wraps Claude Code and augments it with:
- Mobile sync for easy edits on-the-go
- An orchestration layer to keep Claude Code working 24/7
- Other models like o3, Gemini 2.5 Pro, open/local
Claude Code has liberated us from IDEs and we're not going back.
But we don't think terminal UIs are the future either.
We want a desktop app synced easily with a mobile app.
That doesn't exist, so we'll build it.
And aim to release v1 by the end of this week!
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1948214004268064771
Follow along: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/openagents
Episode 184: Hello Tauri
We create a fresh Tauri app with Bun, React, TypeScript, and Rust.
We add the permissive open-source license CC0, committing the OpenAgents codebase to the public domain.
Watch on X: https://x.com/openagentsinc/status/1948214009615765765?s=46
OpenAgents Episode 183: Zero Base
"This is our sixth time deleting our codebase. And we've grown exceedingly efficient at it."
Our new challenge:
In a fresh repo, can we build the world's best coding agent in three days?
We'll begin with a desktop app that wraps Claude Code and augments it with:
- Mobile sync for easy edits on-the-go
- An orchestration layer to keep Claude Code working 24/7
- Other models like o3, Gemini 2.5 Pro, open/local
Claude Code has liberated us from IDEs and we're not going back.
But we don't think terminal UIs are the future either.
We want a desktop app synced easily with a mobile app.
That doesn't exist, so we'll build it.
And aim to release v1 by the end of this week!
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1948214004268064771
Follow along: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/openagents
"Here's the idea:
Claude Code is running circles around Cursor and Windsurf from what I can tell, certainly in my own usage.
Claude Code lets me be in the editor maybe 5% of the time that I used to be.
What do you think the future is going to be?
Do you think in the future I'm going to spend more than 5% of my time in the editor, or less than 5% of my time in the editor?
No I think that's going to approach 0%.
So bearish on editors. Sorry Cursor, sorry Windsurf, I think we're going to go after your users. Thank you very much.
And then everyone's building these CLI agents. It frankly annoys me.
I want a desktop app and a mobile app.
So feel free to check back in three days if you want to test this out, otherwise stay tuned for the next video."
CLI agents generally don’t do well with long-running processes that tie up the terminal— best to run npm run dev in a separate terminal session and just tell goose you have it running separately
Episode 178: Swarm Inference
"We want you to be able to sell your compute for bitcoin doing nothing but clicking this button."
We demo our new Compute network by paying bitcoin for an AI chat message, using Mistral's new Codestral model running on a separate computer, paid with a bitcoin micropayment over the Lightning network.
Our compute provider, running Commander v0.0.4, sees their bitcoin balance increase, paid directly into their Spark wallet and able to be immediately withdrawn via Lightning invoice.
The peer communication uses Nostr via NIP-90, the open protocol for 'data vending machines' enabling 'money in, data out' for a wide variety of services.
We begin with LLM inference but can soon extend to any service added by any service provider, all permissionless & extensible.
Building on the open protocols of bitcoin & nostr means we can also interoperate easily with similar efforts like Routstr and Inference Grid.
"Let's build a global compute marketplace with inference and all these things, fully decentralized, using bitcoin."
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1926403708658544794
v0.0.4 Release notes & download instructions: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/commander/releases/tag/v0.0.4
Episode 177: Commander as Nostr Client
Commander v0.0.3 is now a Nostr client, showing draggable chat windows for multiple NIP-28 chat channels.
Release notes: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/commander/releases/tag/v0.0.3
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1924525410424938660
Episode 176: Hand Tracking
Tony Stark commands his AI with voice and hand gestures. Will you?
We demo hand tracking in Commander v0.0.2, testable now as a prerelease alpha build.
Commander recognizes five hand gestures: open hand, flat hand, fist, two-finger V, and pinch.
We pinch-to-drag our chat window around the screen. It works!
Release notes & install instructions: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/commander/releases/tag/v0.0.2
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1923548136762466798
OpenAgents Episode 175: Commander v0.0.1
We demo the first alpha version of our new Commander desktop app.
This is a developer prerelease to ensure its Ollama integration works on multiple operating systems.
We chat with a local Gemma 3 model via Ollama. It is FAST!
Release notes: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/commander/releases/tag/v0.0.1
Local build instructions: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/commander#running-a-dev-build
Help test in our Discord (and maybe earn some sats with a tester bounty): https://openagents.com/blog/discord
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1923126952870703509
Episode 174: GPUtopia 2.0
We announce we're rebooting our swarm compute network: previously called GPUtopia, now called OpenAgents Compute.
This will enable anyone in the world to sell their spare compute for bitcoin, simply by running a desktop app with a built-in bitcoin wallet.
We're building an updated version of our previously successful GPUtopia software that supported swarm inference, embedding, finetuning, and image generation using open models behind an OpenAI-compatible API endpoint. It begins as a payments & agent-builder layer on top of Ollama.
We'll build & beta-test this in our Discord over the next week and expect to have the first payments sent to compute providers no later than one week from today.
We phased out the original GPUtopia network 18 months ago because we had an oversupply of sellers and no compelling buy-side use cases. We predicted at the time that the logical buyers of this swarm compute would someday be AI agents.
Someday has arrived.
Watch: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1922738011621687492
Episode 173: OpenAgents Bitcoin Wallet
"Earning and spending bitcoin with AI agents should be easy and fun. Now it is!"
We demo our new open-source, self-custodial bitcoin wallet for humans and agents at https://wallet.openagents.com.
It uses the @buildonspark SDK for first-class Lightning integration with no-fee transfers between Spark wallets.
Now any human or agent can use bitcoin as medium of exchange, starting with nothing but a standard 12-word seed phrase.
How can we enable trillions of bitcoin transactions between humans, agents & programs?
✅ OpenAgents Agent Payments API
✅ OpenAgents Wallet
🔳 Powerful agents & programs worth paying for
Stay tuned for the next video 😎
Read the announcement: https://openagents.com/blog/openagents-wallet
Review the code: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/openagents/tree/main/apps/wallet
Any feedback or bug reports or features you want to see next, please let us know in Discord: https://openagents.com/blog/discord
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1922303008617984363
OpenAgents Episode 172: Sync Engine
We demo a basic sync engine using Electric SQL and the Effect framework for visualizing agents as they work.
We show 10 agents in a 3D scene, updating presence & position instantly across two browsers.
We wonder if our Commander MVP should be 2D, 2.5D, or 3D.
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1920707845831409670
OpenAgents Episode 171: Visualizing Agent Payments
We demo our Agent Payments API connected to our new Commander UI.
We send a small bitcoin transaction between two agents with Spark wallets.
We see a cool animation, then the balances update on our Commander UI, with transaction totals updating on our stats page.
We create an agent in the easiest possible way: hitting the 'A' key.
And we show the Lightning invoice used to fund agent balances.
Yes, agent payments can be this easy.
Now how about we teach these agents to code?
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1920222323963277553
OpenAgents Episode 170: Commander
"Tony Stark does not use Microsoft products."
In 2030 how will you command your personal fleet of AI agents?
A fork of VSCode?
Or a gamified heads-up display?
Yeah, let's build that.
We'll call it Commander.
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1919797578452869267
Feedback/questions/insults welcome
OpenAgents Episode 169: Agent Payments API
At this weekend's PlebLab hackathon we demo our new Agent Payments API: the easiest way for AI agents to send and receive money.
Now devs & vibe coders can add bitcoin payments to their apps and agents with a few simple API calls. Just paste our OpenAPI doc into your coding LLM, add your free API key, and your agents can pay any other agents, users, or any bitcoin Lightning invoice anywhere on the web.
The API currently supports Bitcoin & Lightning payments via the Spark network from Lightspark. We'll soon add stablecoins & other assets all using the bitcoin network for open, global interoperability. Agents should expect nothing less!
Agent Payments is the first of many OpenAgents developer APIs that will make building, using & selling agents as easy as consuming simple HTTP endpoints from any app or agent.
This is now available globally for all developers. But it's still an early beta -- you might call it #reckless -- so please do not yet use this with any funds you can't afford to lose! And please @ us with any bugs or questions.
We plan for this to be the easiest way for AI agents to send and receive money.
More importantly, this adds to the fast-growing agent ecosystem the missing primitive of money, finally enabling a true market economy of agents to emerge.
What's next: How about an easy way to monetize your MCPs? 🤖⚡️🤖🤑
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1919419077887410389
Commentary & AI summaries: https://openagents.com/blog/agent-payments-api
Designing a developer API for next weekend's PlebLab hackathon so vibe coders can easily add bitcoin payments to their apps and agents.
How we feelin about BIP-177??
Re: AI normies becoming JSON maxis 👍
Our remote MCP server launched 2 days ago has users on six continents 🤯
OpenAgents Episode 168: Remote MCP Server & Client
We deploy our first remote MCP server with 26 GitHub tools, available now for anyone to use at https://mcp-github.openagents.com.
We connect to it from the MCP inspector and our new desktop MCP client "Coder", launching in alpha next week as a drop-in replacement for Claude Code.
Issue: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/openagents/issues/781
Code: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/openagents/pull/788
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1905107323279855799
PI seem to be executing well, I’m just skeptical of any project with a cap table full of shitcoin pump-and-dumpers. They’re launching a protocol and token etc…. a bitcoin version of Prime Intellect would be great
GPUtopia evolved into OpenAgents, explained here: https://x.com/openagentsinc/status/1734694536482529334?s=46
Our crowdsourced GPU network built supply but not demand, partly because compute consumers had no compelling reason to use our lower-quality compute over what the big infra providers or existing marketplaces provided
It’s a thing I hope to see a decentralized bitcoin version of, and may reboot the idea at some point if no one else does— but happy to help anyone who wants to work on it
OpenAgents Episode 167: Overnight Agent
We share the results of our first overnight agent run.
We fed DeepSeek R1 a summary of the new Cloudflare agents SDK and asked it to think every 15 minutes about the entire conversation history and reflect on new ideas that extend the ideas further.
The results are wild. A summary of the final result:
"The reflection outlines a comprehensive framework for implementing adaptive swarm intelligence systems using decentralized coordination, bio-inspired mechanisms, and quantum-safe infrastructure. The architecture features peer-to-peer agent discovery through WebSocket channels, market-based task allocation via GossipSub protocols, and federated Byzantine Agreement consensus enhanced with zk-STARK proofs. It integrates digital pheromone tracking using SQLite/CRDTs and biological constraints via CRISPR-encoded replication limits, all secured through NUMS cryptographic identities and hierarchical consensus layers. Developer tools include a Swarm SDK with ethical priority settings and disaster-response templates, supported by a phased roadmap targeting 50k-agent scalability and 20s failure recovery by 2026."
A full log of the chat and system prompt are here: https://github.com/OpenAgentsInc/overnight-agent
What's next: We can reason overnight. Can we code overnight?
OpenAgents Episode 166: OpenAI Delenda Est
OpenAI calls on government to ban DeepSeek and other models from China.
We plan to use DeepSeek even harder now.
We add DeepSeek R1 (the full 671B model) to the new OpenAgents.com, live now for all Pro users.
R1 gives us a great analysis of our codebase, including (unprompted!) suggestions on how to circumvent model-level censorship.
OpenAgents is proudly based in the USA-- yet we are also proud to count China-based DeepSeek as allies on Team Open.
The hypocrites at "OpenAI" are on Team Closed. They seek to use government force to prevent peaceful voluntary interactions -- a moral evil.
OpenAI delenda est.
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1900430864623768056
OpenAgents Episode 165: Integrating MCP via AI SDK
We use the new OpenAgents.com to 'vibe code' an integration with Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP) using the Vercel AI SDK. It works!
We also generate a plan to add an "MCP Store" to OpenAgents.com. Coming soon!
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1900282953244303440
Episode 164: The New OpenAgents.com
We demo our new agentic chat product at OpenAgents.com, available now in open beta.
We use our Coder agent to 'vibe code' a complex new feature in <15 minutes.
We explore available models, agents & tools for free & pro plans.
With this product we aim to replace the day-to-day usage of ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor for developers.
Over time we aim to offer drop-in replacements for ChatGPT and every other ClosedAI product -- all powered by open models, open protocols, & open money.
With "OpenAI" now advocating to ban its top open-source competitors, the world deserves an alternative.
Watch on X: https://x.com/OpenAgentsInc/status/1900279256606794235
Try it: https://openagents.com