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WUPHF: open-source AI agent framework runs a multi-role office locally, with agents coordinating autonomously via shared channels and persistent knowledge.

Hacker NewsMay 9, 20262 min read
WUPHF: open-source AI agent framework runs a multi-role office locally, with agents coordinating autonomously via shared channels and persistent knowledge.

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3 Key Points

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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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