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

53 points • by miguelrios • today at 6:15 PM • 6 comments • view on HN

We (GREP.AI, YC F26) are open-sourcing AgentRun and turning it into a full managed agents platform. Read more about it in this post: https://agentrun.ai/blog/introducing-agentrun-run-smarter-ag....

It includes what we originally built for our own agent harness:

- Self-improving agents - Web-grounded workflows - A range of sandboxes and computer environments - Thousands of tools and integrations - Detailed analytics on how your agents behave

You can bring your own agent. AgentRun works with Pi, Claude Agents, Codex, OpenCode, and any other harness that supports ACP.

You can self-host it (see 1-click install on Render) with an OpenRouter key, or try the hosted version at console.agentrun.ai.

We’d love feedback, especially on the architecture (see README), or anything we may be missing to make it useful to you.


Comments

whirlwin • today at 9:18 PM

Would like to hear from everyone: How are you dealing with PRs in 2026? It's our biggest bottle neck.

We are considering looking into attestations, e.g. through the SLSA spec: https://slsa.dev/ to ensure build provenance and verification before it is deployed.

mfrye0 • today at 8:58 PM

Very cool. I was waiting for something like pop up.

Is it possible to be added as a data source? I see you're mostly pointing the agent to easy / publicly available sources like the UK.

We have ~200 government registrar integrations now and 500M entities in the system. We essentially have better coverage than OpenCorporates at this stage. https://savvyiq.ai

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Rinkesh2010rpp • today at 7:44 PM

Cool project, I myself have a similar autonomous agent, in python At rinkesh2010rpp/sudarshana. But I liked your mission control. Will for sure take some inspiration.

Also, what I have is ability to find other agents on run time, running on Modal, and a safety layer that checks every actions taken by the agent.

and happy to talk more.

Thanks

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krschn • today at 8:58 PM

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jstummbillig • today at 6:55 PM

I think I'll need like at least another 3-4 months of new models before I can deal with AI UI/UX design.

abediaz • today at 6:55 PM

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