OpenCompany: An Open-Source Runtime for Running a One-Person Business Through Agent 'Employees

Running a company with agents usually starts as a pile of prompts. This repo gives it an org chart. OpenCompany is an open-source runtime for solo operators who want to define and launch agent-powered company setups. It helps you move from individual agents to coordinated business roles by declaring responsibilities and human sign-off points in readable `company.toml` files, then running them through a host. Key features: • Company catalog – includes setups for a marketing agency, software company, product team, research lab, and more • Role-based configuration – each company defines its agent roster, responsibilities, and points where a human is asked to decide • Human-in-the-loop design – the README makes the operator responsible for judgment calls such as strategy, approvals, and prioritization • Local demo path – Docker-based quickstart launches a selected demo and exposes a local console to watch agents work • Active-development status – the project explicitly says its APIs, CLI, harnesses, and docs may change and it is not production-ready It’s open-source (GNU GPL v3.0 license). 🔗 GitHub: https://lnkd.in/d2G6B5sA

Running a company with agents usually starts as a pile of prompts. OpenCompany gives it an org chart — with an important caveat about what's actually open.

OpenCompany is an open-source (GPL-3.0) runtime for solo operators who want to define and launch agent-powered company setups. It moves you from individual agents to coordinated business roles by declaring responsibilities and human sign-off points in readable company.toml files, then running them through a host