The Agent Operating System
Open-source Agent OS built in Rust. 137K LOC. 14 crates. 1,767+ tests. Zero clippy warnings. One binary. Battle-tested. Agents that actually work for you.
What is OpenFang?
OpenFang is an open-source Agent Operating System — not a chatbot framework, not a Python wrapper around an LLM, not a “multi-agent orchestrator.” It is a full operating system for autonomous agents, built from scratch in Rust. Traditional agent frameworks wait for you to type something. OpenFang runs autonomous agents that work for you — on schedules, 24/7, building knowledge graphs, monitoring targets, generating leads, managing your social media, and reporting results to your dashboard. The entire system compiles to a single ~32MB binary. One install, one command, your agents are live.7 Autonomous Hands
Pre-built capability packages that run independently on schedules
40 Channel Adapters
Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Matrix, Signal, and 34 more
27 LLM Providers
123+ models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Groq, DeepSeek, and more
16 Security Layers
WASM sandbox, Merkle audit trail, HMAC auth, capability gates
53 Built-in Tools
Plus MCP and A2A protocol support for external integrations
Single Binary
32MB with zero dependencies - one install, one command
Quick Start
Core Features
Autonomous Hands
7 pre-built autonomous capability packages: Researcher, Lead Gen, Collector, Predictor, Twitter, Browser, and Clip
Architecture
14 Rust crates, modular kernel design, SQLite memory substrate with vector embeddings
Security
16 discrete security systems including WASM sandbox, capability gates, and Merkle audit trail
Channel Adapters
Connect to 40 messaging platforms with DM/group policies and rate limiting
LLM Providers
27 providers with 123+ models, intelligent routing, and cost tracking
API Reference
140+ REST/WebSocket endpoints including OpenAI-compatible interface
Hands: Agents That Actually Do Things
Hands are OpenFang’s core innovation — pre-built autonomous capability packages that run independently, on schedules, without you having to prompt them.Researcher Hand
Deep autonomous researcher with cross-referencing, fact-checking, and structured reports
Lead Hand
Daily lead generation that discovers prospects, enriches data, and scores 0-100
Collector Hand
OSINT-grade intelligence with continuous monitoring and knowledge graph construction
Predictor Hand
Superforecasting engine with calibrated reasoning and Brier score tracking
Twitter Hand
Autonomous Twitter/X manager with 7 content formats and approval queues
Browser Hand
Web automation with Playwright bridge and mandatory purchase approval gates
Clip Hand
YouTube to vertical shorts pipeline with captions, thumbnails, and AI voice-over
Build Your Own
Define HAND.toml with tools, settings, and system prompt. Publish to FangHub.
Why OpenFang?
Battle-Tested Performance
Battle-Tested Performance
- Cold Start: <200ms (vs. 3-6s for Python frameworks)
- Memory: 40MB idle (vs. 180-400MB for others)
- Install Size: 32MB binary (vs. 100-500MB)
- Tests: 1,767+ passing with zero clippy warnings
Production-Ready Security
Production-Ready Security
- WASM dual-metered sandbox (fuel + epoch interruption)
- Merkle hash-chain audit trail (tamper-evident logging)
- Ed25519 signed agent manifests
- HMAC-SHA256 mutual authentication for P2P
- SSRF protection and secret zeroization
- Capability-based access control with inheritance validation
Complete Ecosystem
Complete Ecosystem
- 40 channel adapters across all major messaging platforms
- 60 bundled skills (GitHub, Docker, K8s, AWS, and more)
- MCP and A2A protocol support for external integrations
- Desktop app (Tauri 2.0) with system tray and notifications
- OpenAI-compatible API for drop-in replacement
Developer Experience
Developer Experience
- Single binary with zero dependencies
- Comprehensive CLI with daemon auto-detect
- Hot-reloadable configuration
- Built-in migration from OpenClaw
- Extensive documentation and 30 agent templates
Next Steps
Quickstart Guide
Get up and running in 5 minutes
Installation
Detailed installation instructions for all platforms
Core Concepts
Understand the architecture and design
CLI Reference
Complete command-line interface documentation
