OpenFang: A Proper OS for Agents That Run 24/7
Rust-built agent operating system. 137K lines of code. Single 32MB binary. Seven autonomous Hands, 40 channel adapters, 38 tools, and 16 security systems. Not a wrapper.
Not another Python LLM wrapper
OpenFang is an operating system for autonomous agents. Not a framework. Not a wrapper. An actual OS, written from scratch in Rust by RightNow AI. 137,728 lines of code across 14 crates. Compiles to a single 32MB binary with zero external dependencies. This is not something someone cobbled together over a weekend.
The agents are called "Hands" and they run 24/7 on schedules without anyone prompting them. Seven built-in: Clip, Lead, Collector, Predictor, Researcher, Twitter, Browser. You configure one, point it at your channels, walk away. It just cracks on.
Here's the bit that properly caught my eye though. Sixteen security systems. WASM sandbox for tool execution, Ed25519 manifest signing, Merkle audit trail, prompt injection scanner. Most agent frameworks bolt security on as an afterthought if they bother at all. OpenFang treats it like plumbing, not decoration.
40 channel adapters, 38 tools, 1,767 tests, MIT licensed. Still pre-v1.0 but the Rust underneath means it doesn't fall over when you look at it funny. If you're running autonomous agents on Python scripts held together with string and hope, have a proper look at this one.