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intentkit

Self-hosted cluster of collaborating AI agents with a skill system and API

Stars
6.5k
License
MIT
Last commit
Sep 2026
Last release
Jun 2026
Language
Python
Stars, last 30 weeks+98
4 Apr 2026: 6,423 stars11 Apr 2026: 6,430 stars18 Apr 2026: 6,435 stars25 Apr 2026: 6,440 stars2 May 2026: 6,446 stars9 May 2026: 6,447 stars16 May 2026: 6,449 stars23 May 2026: 6,451 stars30 May 2026: 6,455 stars6 Jun 2026: 6,462 stars13 Jun 2026: 6,464 stars20 Jun 2026: 6,467 stars27 Jun 2026: 6,470 stars4 Jul 2026: 6,470 stars11 Jul 2026: 6,472 stars18 Jul 2026: 6,473 stars25 Jul 2026: 6,476 stars1 Aug 2026: 6,478 stars8 Aug 2026: 6,482 stars15 Aug 2026: 6,485 stars22 Aug 2026: 6,487 stars29 Aug 2026: 6,490 stars5 Sept 2026: 6,492 stars12 Sept 2026: 6,495 stars19 Sept 2026: 6,496 stars26 Sept 2026: 6,500 stars3 Oct 2026: 6,506 stars10 Oct 2026: 6,510 stars17 Oct 2026: 6,514 stars24 Oct 2026: 6,519 stars31 Oct 2026: 6,521 stars

6,423 on 4 Apr 20266,521 on 31 Oct 2026

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Overview

IntentKit runs a team of AI agents on your own server, where agents can call each other and use pluggable skills. It can be deployed with Docker, imported as a Python library, or driven from other applications through its built-in API. The README also lists optional Web3 and social media integrations.

Who it is for: Self-hosters building multi-agent teams reachable via API or Python

Strengths

  • Multiple agents can call and interact with each other
  • Usable as a Python library or through built-in API endpoints
  • README states agents cannot access your secret keys
  • Extensible skill system for adding capabilities

Weaknesses

  • README gives no hardware, database or model provider requirements
  • Does not accept pull requests; issues only
  • Setup details live in external docs, not the README
  • Crypto and social integrations may add scope you do not need

What it needs

  • Docker + Compose
  • Compose runs PostgreSQL, Redis

Quick answers

Is intentkit open source?

Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the MIT license.

Can you run intentkit with Docker?

Yes. Its repository has a Docker setup: a Dockerfile, a Compose file or a published image.

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