agenvoy/Agenvoy
Self-hosted AI agent harness in a single Go binary — writes, sandbox-tests and repairs its own tools, and lets Claude Code, Codex and any MCP client build and share them.
What it solves
Agenvoy is a self-hosted AI agent harness designed to overcome the limitation of static toolsets. It allows agents to build, test, and reuse their own tools in a sandboxed environment, ensuring that when a task requires a capability the agent doesn't have, it can create the necessary tool instead of failing.
How it works
It operates as a single Go binary that functions as both an agent application and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. This allows it to maintain a shared tool library that can be accessed by other AI agents like Claude Code or Codex. The system includes a dispatcher for skill-aware model routing, a sandboxed execution environment for security, and integrations for scheduling recurring tasks and searching local files.
Who it’s for
Developers and technical operators who need a self-hosted agent with security guardrails, teams wanting to share reusable tools across different AI agents, and users requiring integrated automation, file search, and scheduled reporting.
Highlights
- Auto tool generation: Automatically builds and saves missing tools to expand its own capabilities.
- Shared Tool Library: Acts as an MCP server to share its sandboxed tools with other agents.
- Self-scheduling: Converts natural language requests into automated cron jobs.
- Local File Integration: Searches and answers questions based on local files and knowledge notes.
- Multi-channel Support: Routes approval prompts and feedback across CLI, Web, Telegram, and Discord.
- Secure Sandbox: Implements file boundaries and confirmation prompts for sensitive path access.
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