AI AGENTS
by Hebbs
Open-source agent framework and shell for running coding agents as CLI subprocesses with tasks, workflows, memory, approvals, budgets, and audit trails.
BoringOS is an open-source agent framework and shell from Hebbs for operating coding agents from the command line. The supplied website, documentation, and GitHub metadata describe BoringOS as running coding agents as CLI subprocesses and adding structure around tasks, workflows, memory, approvals, budgets, and audit trails. Its module quickstart describes creating a Module manifest with skills and tools, registering the module on a BoringOS host, and exposing callable agent capabilities. The Tool spec describes module-registered operations callable by agents through POST /api/tools/<module-id>.<tool-name>, with validation and auditing.
Use BoringOS when you want an open-source shell/framework for running coding agents as CLI subprocesses. Use it when coding-agent work needs task and workflow structure plus memory approvals budgets and audit trails. Use it when you want to expose module-defined skills and tools as callable capabilities on a BoringOS host.
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
