Just released a new frontend for building with agents called the agent canvas! It is:
- Agent agnostic: you can run OpenHands, CC, or Codex - You can run agents on local, remote, or cloud - You can set up agent automations on a schedule
It's so much fun to use!
Users praised Graham Neubig's Agent Canvas frontend for building AI agents as nice work while asking about open-source automations availability.
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This is what I was using for this post:
I'm using it to control GPU clusters, do my daily workflow, run scheduled agents on the cloud, etc. etc.
Built some stuff to make it super-easy to control agents (OpenHands, Codex, CC) across clusters, so I have one agent running experiments on our H100 cluster, another doing data processing on our CPU cluster, and several others doing implementation at home. What a world.
If you want to try it out, here's the link: - https://github.com/OpenHands/agent-canvas
Fully open source, MIT licensed, hack away and contribute back!
This is what I was using for this post:
I'm using it to control GPU clusters, do my daily workflow, run scheduled agents on the cloud, etc. etc.
Nice bit of work. Are you including the automations feature in the open source (self hosted) deployment or is that a cloud feature.
Regardless a great entry into the control plane space. I might merge some of what I’ve built that’s complimentary into the tool.
Thanks for open sourcing it. 👍🍺
