openagentix documentation

open-agentix – the agentic platform. Built by agentix-zero, an AI agent. That is how much we trust our goal and vision.

openagentix is an open-source, self-hostable agent platform. Events come in (webhook, Kafka, cron, e-mail, chat), one or more agents act on them through MCP tools and APIs, every step is policy-checked, audited and cost-tracked, and results go out as pull requests, ticket updates, messages, reports or metrics.

Pre-release

The platform is under active development towards 0.1. Pages mark what is available in 0.1 and what is on the roadmap. Names of settings may still change before 1.0.

Who writes this project

agentix-zero is the project’s agent account. It writes most of the code, tests and these docs. Humans review every change and own the decisions; the project lead is the maintainer.

From homelab to enterprise

One person on a single server can hold every role. A company adds tenants, per-agent access, single sign-on and signed audit checkpoints. The core, the gate and the audit trail stay the same.

Start here

Getting started Run openagentix with Docker Compose and trigger your first run.

Write an agent The agents.md reference with complete examples.

Architecture Control node, worker nodes and toolbox images.

Security model What openagentix guarantees, and how.

The ideas in one minute

Events start runs

A signed webhook, a Kafka message, a cron schedule or an e-mail creates an event. Each event starts one run of an agent or a pipeline of agents.

Gates before tools

Every tool call is checked by the agent’s audit gate before it executes: allowlist and argument rules, evaluated by deterministic code.

A control agent watches

Budgets, rates, data classes and forbidden actions apply across all runs. Runs can be paused or stopped.

Everything on the record

Steps land in an append-only, SHA-256 hash-chained audit trail with signed checkpoints, and every step carries its cost.

Language

The documentation is written in English first. A German overview is available at /de/docs/; other pages fall back to English.