Artificial Intelligence1 min read

Show HN: AgentRun – open-source, Self-improving Managed Agents

By · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The software coordinates autonomous tasks through a unified console that monitors active operations, operational expenditures, and execution failures. When self-improvement is active, agents grade their outcomes and record validated procedures to streamline subsequent assignments. It also incorporates fault tolerance by archiving every run, ensuring workflows pick up smoothly after system interruptions. Execution environments automatically leverage Docker sandboxes for isolation or revert to standard file-level access depending on system availability.

Key points

  • Centralized task tracking allows operators to closely oversee execution costs, failures,…: Centralized task tracking allows operators to closely oversee execution costs, failures, and required approvals.
  • Durable execution safeguards workflows by enabling automatic recovery if the underlying h…: Durable execution safeguards workflows by enabling automatic recovery if the underlying host server restarts.
  • Model routing and access depend directly on user-supplied credentials from services like…: Model routing and access depend directly on user-supplied credentials from services like OpenAI, Anthropic, or OpenRouter.

Sources checked by our analysis pipeline: 1

Run smarter agents. Use fewer tokens.

Quickstart · Tour · Templates · Deploy · Docs

AgentRun is an open-source platform that supercharges your agents. It adds self-improvement, durable execution and a control plane on top of your favorite agent harness. Your agents become smarter, more fault tolerant and use fewer tokens with every run.

An agent's Learning tab: what it kept, and what changed since. Demo data from the console's recorded fixtures.

Agents are great at figuring things out. The problem is they figure out the same things over and over. Give an agent a job it has done a hundred times and it rediscovers the same API, rereads the same docs and rebuilds the same plan, and you pay for every token of it.

Bring your agent on the harness it runs best on: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or pi. AgentRun does everything around it:

- It learns the work. After each run, the agent keeps what will help next time: a note, a skill, or a workflow that does the job without the loop. The next run starts…

Artificial Intelligence