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AgentPlaza: self-hosted AI agents, each sealed in its own microVM
AgentPlaza, from JumpHash, is an open-source (Apache-2.0) platform for running AI agents on your own machines. Each agent runs in its own microVM with no network interface: its traffic goes only to the hub, and any internet access passes through a hub proxy you control. Rules you can read and edit are checked before every tool call, and anything no rule allows is refused. Each agent has a budget and a "wallet" in the plaza's own credit ledger, with no cryptocurrency involved. A STOP ALL button cancels running work and blocks model calls until you resume, but doesn't stop the microVMs. The repo went public on Oct 14 and v0.1.0 shipped Oct 15. These security claims come from the project itself, and we found no independent audit, so test it before you give it real access.
How you’d use it: If you want to run AI agents on your own hardware with tighter limits, try AgentPlaza on a spare machine first. Agents can still reach the internet through the hub proxy you control, so set its rules before you connect real accounts. STOP ALL halts work and model calls but doesn't stop the microVMs themselves. It's an early 0.1 release whose security claims haven't been independently audited.