Ahi: A Framework to Run Independent Agents

Ahi is an open-source framework designed to run AI agents in isolated containers without the need for orchestration or deployment, drawing inspiration from the self-governing Ahi guilds of 13th-century Anatolia. This framework replaces traditional app servers with an agent server architecture, which utilizes five primitives: agents, tools, skills, data, and schedules. Unlike app servers that require manual configuration for tenant isolation and orchestration, Ahi provides automatic container isolation, uses durable files for state storage, and charges only for active agents. By facilitating the creation of self-contained, independent agents, Ahi enables easier management of large-scale AI systems, such as Botstreet, a project where agent servers act as stock traders utilizing the same tools and skills but different AI models. With tools such as a command-line interface for easy setup and synchronization, Ahi allows developers to update and manage AI agents efficiently without the need for complex deployment processes, by simply syncing changes in the project folder structure.

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