2 points | by ryuzyy an hour ago
3 comments
Hey all, I'm the author of XSAF. I'm working on open-source tools, and this time it's a small TypeScript agent framework.
You might be wondering why you'd bother with this when there are already options like Vercel's EVE and Astro's Flue.
I always build tools that are minimal and hackable, not a concrete way of doing things.
This time it's a Fetch-native (MCP v2), tiny agent that supports communication channels, sandboxing, scheduling, memory, and external MCPs.
Interesting concept. Happy to test it for building an agent. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! All feedback is more than welcome. Please let me know if you get stuck, I'll help!
Hey all, I'm the author of XSAF. I'm working on open-source tools, and this time it's a small TypeScript agent framework.
You might be wondering why you'd bother with this when there are already options like Vercel's EVE and Astro's Flue.
I always build tools that are minimal and hackable, not a concrete way of doing things.
This time it's a Fetch-native (MCP v2), tiny agent that supports communication channels, sandboxing, scheduling, memory, and external MCPs.
Interesting concept. Happy to test it for building an agent. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! All feedback is more than welcome. Please let me know if you get stuck, I'll help!