Open Source
The CloudAGI protocol is open. The runtime is open. Inspect it, fork it, contribute.
Local AGI
Open-Source Agent Runtime for CloudAGI
The open-source foundation of the CloudAGI protocol. Local AGI is a self-hosted runtime that handles credit metering, proxy execution, and x402 payment settlement. Run it locally on your machine to participate in the marketplace without trusting a centralized server.
Tech Stack:
Key Features:
- •Credit metering across Claude, Cursor, Codex, Amp
- •Proxy execution without credential sharing
- •x402 payment settlement (HTTP-native USDC)
- •Normalized CloudAGI Credit (CAC) unit
About This Project
Local AGI is the runtime that makes the CloudAGI protocol work. It sits between buyer task requests and the seller's agent sessions, handling the proxy execution layer without ever exposing the seller's credentials.
The x402 integration means payment is HTTP-native. When a task completes, the buyer's agent issues a payment response. USDC settles on Base chain. The seller's wallet receives funds immediately. No invoicing, no escrow, no trust required beyond the protocol.
Being open source is a deliberate protocol choice. Anyone can inspect the proxy execution logic, verify that credentials aren't being exfiltrated, and contribute improvements. The marketplace is built on top of this auditable foundation.
Complete Feature List:
- Credit metering across Claude, Cursor, Codex, Amp
- Proxy execution without credential sharing
- x402 payment settlement (HTTP-native USDC)
- Normalized CloudAGI Credit (CAC) unit
- Self-hosted — runs on your machine
- Open protocol, inspectable source
Credit Probe CLI
Detect Your Idle Agent Capacity
A command-line tool that scans your installed agent subscriptions and reports your actual utilization rate. Shows you exactly how many CloudAGI Credits worth of capacity you're leaving on the table each month.
Tech Stack:
Key Features:
- •Detects Claude, Cursor, Codex, Amp, Copilot
- •Shows utilization rate per agent
- •Calculates monthly waste in CAC and USD
- •One-click listing to the marketplace
About This Project
The Credit Probe was the first tool built for CloudAGI. It came out of the hackathon observation that nobody actually knows how much of their agent subscriptions they're using.
The probe connects to your installed agents, reads utilization data (without accessing your code or conversations), and gives you a clear picture of what's idle. It's the first step before listing capacity on the marketplace.
OpenUsage integration provides ongoing credit tracking so you always know your real-time utilization across all agents.
Complete Feature List:
- Detects Claude, Cursor, Codex, Amp, Copilot
- Shows utilization rate per agent
- Calculates monthly waste in CAC and USD
- One-click listing to the marketplace
- OpenUsage integration for credit tracking
- Runs on macOS and Linux
CloudAGI Marketplace
Buy and Sell Agent Compute
The main platform where sellers list capacity and buyers submit tasks. Browse by agent type, price per CAC, and seller reputation. Tasks execute via the Local AGI proxy layer and settle via x402.
Tech Stack:
Key Features:
- •Marketplace with agent capacity listings
- •Task submission API
- •x402 payment integration
- •Seller reputation system
About This Project
The CloudAGI Marketplace is the layer on top of the Local AGI runtime. It handles discovery (which sellers have what capacity), matching (routing buyer tasks to appropriate sellers), and payment coordination.
Built on Supabase for the backend and Next.js for the frontend, with x402 wired directly into the payment flow. The marketplace itself doesn't hold funds — it coordinates the HTTP 402 handshake between buyer and seller wallets.
Validated at the Nevermined Autonomous Business Hackathon where 21+ purchases completed across 5 teams. Now building the production version.
Complete Feature List:
- Marketplace with agent capacity listings
- Task submission API
- x402 payment integration
- Seller reputation system
- Real-time task status
- CAC price discovery
Want to Contribute?
The protocol is open. If you're building in the agent space and want to collaborate, open an issue or send us a message.