Open Core
Free
Forever · self-hosted
- Agent Workflow engine
- MCP Toolkit
- Local and self-hosted runs
- Compose tools, tasks, and handoffs
- Bring your own API keys
- Source on GitHub (Apache-2.0)
Home / Packs
Two paths
Free core now. Packs waitlist.
Open Core is a local one-shot, BYOK, not always-on. A pack adds continuous operation, monitoring, recovery, and guardrails on the same open workflow. Waitlist only.
Waitlist
Always-on packs
Not for sale
Waitlist · always-on systems
- Continuous operation for workflows that have to stay up
- Monitoring, recovery, and operational guardrails
- Same open workflow underneath
- Never holds your API keys — BYOK
Always-on
What a pack is
A pack is a ready-to-run system for agents that have to stay up. It is not a catalog of verticals. You get continuous operation, recovery, and operational guardrails on top of the same open workflow.
Developers
Start with the open toolkit. Inspect the workflow, attach tools over MCP, and run with the providers you already pay for.
Business owners
Use a ready system when an agent has to stay up. You are not buying a demo, and you are not handing over your API keys.
Questions
Packs, plainly
Do I need a paid pack to start?
No. Open Core is free. Use the Agent Workflow + MCP Toolkit on your own machine or server.
What does BYOK mean?
Bring your own keys. You keep the provider accounts and the bill. ReadyAgents is built so we are not the broker for your model spend.
When should I add a pack?
When a workflow has to run continuously — not as a one-off experiment. Packs add always-on operation, recovery, and guardrails.
How do I get the open-source toolkit?
Clone it from GitHub and follow the getting started guide. The docs page has the short path.
Packs waitlisted, not for sale
Join the waitlist for always-on packs
Packs are not for sale yet. Open Core stays a free local one-shot, BYOK. One email when that changes.
- One email when packs exist
- Open Core stays free, local, BYOK