FaultPlane, a bare-metal Go systems runtime providing AI agent fault tolerance at Layer 4, was released as open source under the Apache-2.0 license. Shared on Reddit on 2026-09-02, the release targets developers building fault-tolerant agent infrastructure.
Show HN: Agent-SDK-go – Build crash-resilient AI agents in Go
Show HN: Agent-SDK-go – Build crash-resilient AI agents in Go
AgentState is an open-source proxy designed to add resilience and caching to AI agents. The project was shared on Hacker News on July 25, 2026, with a link to its GitHub repository. It aims to improve agent reliability and reduce costs by caching responses.
AgentState is an open-source proxy designed to add resilience and caching to AI agents. The project was shared on Hacker News on July 25, 2026, with a link to its GitHub repository. It aims to improve agent reliability and reduce costs by caching responses.
Agentty ADE is a new open-source multi-agent orchestrator designed for reliable L2 (Level 2) coordination. It provides a framework for building and managing multiple AI agents that can work together on complex tasks with improved reliability and fault tolerance.
Agentty ADE is a new open-source multi-agent orchestrator designed for reliable L2 (Level 2) coordination. It provides a framework for building and managing multiple AI agents that can work together on complex tasks with improved reliability and fault tolerance.
SteerPlane, an open-source runtime guardrails system for AI agents, was released on GitHub on July 21, 2026. The project provides developers with tools to enforce safety and behavior constraints on AI agents during execution.
SteerPlane, an open-source runtime guardrails system for AI agents, was released on GitHub on July 21, 2026. The project provides developers with tools to enforce safety and behavior constraints on AI agents during execution.
ModelFuzz is an open-source tool that provides runtime guardrails for AI agents, helping developers enforce safety policies and prevent harmful outputs. It uses LLMs to monitor and intervene in agent actions in real time, solving the problem of unpredictable or unsafe agent behavior for developers building autonomous systems.
ModelFuzz is an open-source tool that provides runtime guardrails for AI agents, helping developers enforce safety policies and prevent harmful outputs. It uses LLMs to monitor and intervene in agent actions in real time, solving the problem of unpredictable or unsafe agent behavior for developers building autonomous systems.