Nex.ai released WUPHF, a free, MIT-licensed system that runs AI agents (CEO, ENG, DSG, CMO, PM roles) on your machine. Agents coordinate via channels and resolve dependencies between themselves without human routing.
Each agent is a JSON config file you can read, edit, and fork. The team shares a local SQLite history plus a markdown wiki at ~/.wuphf/wiki that persists across sessions; agents recall PR numbers, blockers, and prior decisions on day two.
No cloud backend, API keys, or per-seat fees required. Installation is one command (npx wuphf@latest). Agents use 7× fewer tokens per session and operate within timeout and step budgets; escalation goes to #general if an agent gets stuck.
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