Platform for every agent your team builds
AnyFrame is a platform for every agent your team builds, designed for engineering, product, and operations teams that need to deploy AI agents across multiple contexts. It allows teams to spin up swarms of agents in minutes for any use case on any harness, whether for internal tools or customer-facing products. The core value lies in its abstraction: agents are built by binding templates—like PostHog or Slack—to runtimes such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and others. This makes AnyFrame a unified control plane for agent deployment, eliminating the need to manage each runtime separately. Teams get a single interface to create, monitor, and update agents that work seamlessly across their stack.
The concrete problem AnyFrame solves is the fragmentation of AI agent tools across different platforms and workflows. Teams often struggle to integrate agents into their existing communication and development tools, leading to context switching and underutilization. Without a platform like AnyFrame, each agent requires separate infrastructure for triggering, execution, and monitoring. This pain point is particularly acute for teams that rely on Slack for operations, Linear for issue tracking, and GitHub for code reviews. AnyFrame unifies these by allowing agents to be triggered directly from a message, ticket, or PR comment, and execute in a consistent sandboxed environment. The result is a seamless workflow where agents become active participants in daily tasks, not isolated tools.
The first major feature group is "Any harness, swappable." AnyFrame supports multiple AI agent runtimes including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI, with managed agents from Claude and Gemini coming soon. This works by allowing users to select a runtime when creating an agent, and they can switch runtimes at any time without modifying the agent's template or integrations. The benefit is flexibility: teams can experiment with different models and tools without rebuilding their agents. For example, a team might use Claude Code for complex reasoning tasks and switch to Codex for code generation, all within the same agent definition. This feature also future-proofs agents as new runtimes emerge, ensuring teams can always use the best available tool.
The second major feature is "Triggered where you work." AnyFrame agents can be invoked directly from Slack messages, Linear tickets, GitHub PRs and issues, Discord, Jira, and other platforms using a simple @anyframe mention. This works by connecting these tools as connectors in the agent's configuration. When triggered, the agent receives the full context—message body, thread, ticket details, or PR diff—and executes its task in a sandbox. This eliminates the need to switch to a separate dashboard or terminal. For instance, a developer can ask the agent to roll back a deployment from Slack, or a product manager can request a code change from a Linear ticket. The agent runs in a fresh Ubuntu sandbox with the repository and secrets scoped to that agent, ensuring security and isolation.
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Launch Date2026-06-01
Pricingfree
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