AgenticOS

AgenticOS is the operating system for a company's AI agents: self-hosted, open source, multi-tenant.

It exists because of one observation. Most agent frameworks give you a library — you write Python, you deploy it, and every change to an agent's behaviour is a pull request, a review and a release. That is exactly right for a product feature and exactly wrong for the forty small agents a company actually wants, because the person who knows what the agent should say is not the person with commit access.

So here, code defines and configuration composes. A business team assembles agents in a browser — instructions, a model, a set of capabilities, a budget — and engineers extend what there is to assemble, in typed Python. Configuration can only ever reach what code registered, which is what makes a no-code Builder safe to hand to somebody who is not an engineer.

The spec is a document, so it versions on publish and exports as YAML into your own git repository. The ceiling is not that document: it is whatever your engineers put in the registry.