Agenvoy: self-hosted 24/7 personal agent that auto-builds MCP tools
At a glance
Taiwan-built open-source Go daemon runs on your machine (memory/schedules/credentials stay local): if a tool is missing it writes, sandbox-tests, and registers one, then shares the library with Claude Code/Codex via MCP server mode—alternative to cloud VM agent products. This workflow is listed under self-hosted, personal-agent, mcp, tool-generation, learnable-paradigm.
SuperCompress v2 compresses context against the query (keeps answer-critical lines verbatim): ~64% mean cut on their B5 coding-agent suite with 24/24 evidence-retention passes; MCP/plugin for Cursor/Claude Code/Codex plus hosted API and open weights.
Merlin dispatches team asks from Slack/Linear/GitHub to Claude Code or Codex already signed in on teammates’ machines—reuse local repos, MCP servers, and skills with no extra model API bill; results return in the same thread, with shared skills, schedules, and workspace memory.
Magic Patterns’ MagicOS is an infinite canvas for PRDs, GitHub context, screenshots, and side-by-side UI variants; pick a winner and hand it to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP-compatible coding agent instead of losing the design journey in a linear chat log.
Rust MCP server makes Claude Code the team lead over Claude/Codex/Gemini workers; Stop-hook + asyncRewake pushes replies (~50ms) into the lead session, with a local live team UI.