JarvisCore
An open-source Python multi-agent framework developed by the Prescott Data team. It uses a peer-to-peer network architecture rather than a central orchestration model, employs the SWIM gossip protocol for member discovery and health detection, includes a tool registry of approximately 1,200 functions covering 150 service providers, and features a bounded memory management mechanism.
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JarvisCore has 3 comments on Product Hunt.
JarvisCore is a runtime that allows AI agents to operate as equal nodes forming a fleet.
In JarvisCore, agents discover each other through capabilities, and claim and execute tasks from a shared ledger.
In JarvisCore, agent access to external services is authenticated uniformly through a zero-trust broker, and agents never hold their own keys.
JarvisCore received 87 votes on Product Hunt and ranked 11th of the day.
The trade-off between ledger consistency and availability (CAP theorem trade-off) will directly affect JarvisCore's actual behavior during network partitions or node failures.
JarvisCore has not yet publicly disclosed the specific implementation of its capability description scheme.
JarvisCore is currently an early-stage open-source project, lacking public performance benchmarks, production case studies, and detailed documentation.
JarvisCore uses bounded memory but does not silently truncate; old context is summarized based on real evidence, raw content is archived and retained, and lossy summaries are explicitly labeled.
Some of JarvisCore's enterprise-oriented hardening features are placed in a separate commercial distribution, adopting an open core plus CLA business model.
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JarvisCore has 3 comments on Product Hunt.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore is a runtime that allows AI agents to operate as equal nodes forming a fleet.
50%UnverifiedIn JarvisCore, agents discover each other through capabilities, and claim and execute tasks from a shared ledger.
50%UnverifiedIn JarvisCore, agent access to external services is authenticated uniformly through a zero-trust broker, and agents never hold their own keys.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore received 87 votes on Product Hunt and ranked 11th of the day.
50%UnverifiedThe trade-off between ledger consistency and availability (CAP theorem trade-off) will directly affect JarvisCore's actual behavior during network partitions or node failures.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore has not yet publicly disclosed the specific implementation of its capability description scheme.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore is currently an early-stage open-source project, lacking public performance benchmarks, production case studies, and detailed documentation.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore is a Python framework developed by the Prescott Data team for building AI agent teams.
50%UnverifiedSome of JarvisCore's enterprise-oriented hardening features are placed in a separate commercial distribution, adopting an open core plus CLA business model.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore adopts a peer-to-peer (P2P) network design in which all agents are peer nodes, with no centrally dispatched master orchestration architecture.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore uses the SWIM gossip protocol for membership discovery and health detection.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore does not rely on MCP servers; agents write their own tools and run them in a sandbox, saving successfully executable functions to a registry for reuse.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore's registry comes out of the box with approximately 1,200 functions covering 150 service providers.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore includes a credential broker that injects credentials only at the time of a call, decoupling key management from tool execution.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore uses bounded memory but does not silently truncate; old context is summarized based on real evidence, raw content is archived and retained, and lossy summaries are explicitly labeled.
50%UnverifiedContributing code to JarvisCore requires signing a CLA (Contributor License Agreement) so that the code can be incorporated into both the open-source and enterprise editions.
50%UnverifiedJarvisCore is open-sourced under the Apache 2.0 license, and the open-source repository is the complete open-source core.
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