APACHE-2.0 REFERENCE IMPLEMENTATION

OpenSourceConnector

AI teams that remember.Architecture anyone can build on.

OpenSourceConnector is a working reference pattern for standing, long-horizon multi-agent teams: provider APIs instead of browser automation, durable tiered memory, human-controlled approvals, and coordination that survives individual sessions.

View the GitHub repository See the architecture

Repository launch statusThe repository is intentionally private during launch preparation. This same GitHub URL becomes publicly accessible on launch day.

Apache-2.0Provider neutralMock quick startNo browser automation

opensourceconnector / team-runtime

TEAM

researcherbuilderreviewer

HOTCurrent sessionsAppend-only events

WARMWorking summariesLinked provenance

COLDDurable milestonesHuman-reviewed memory

requestapprovaloutcome

$ npm run setup

$ npm run serve

✓ team online at 127.0.0.1:3847

The pattern

Not more agents for one prompt. A team that can keep working.

Most orchestration demos assemble several models for a single difficult query and then disappear. OSC addresses the longer problem: identity, memory, coordination, safety, and evidence across days and weeks.

API

API-native agents

Every teammate is reached through a provider's real API or a compatible local endpoint. No injected keystrokes, desktop control, or fragile browser automation.

MEM

Tiered, verifiable memory

Hot events, Warm summaries, and Cold milestones keep context durable while provenance shows where important memory came from.

HITL

Human-controlled safety

Ask, Auto, and Blocked policies make consequential work inspectable. Pending actions do not execute until a human approves them.

MCP

Open tool surface

The browser workspace and MCP endpoint expose the same organizational runtime so compatible clients can inspect and coordinate the team.

Start without an API bill

Run the complete pattern with the mock provider.

The public reference implementation includes a deterministic practice provider, example agents, browser UI, memory, approvals, and MCP. Live provider keys are optional.

Clone or download the repository after launch
Install and build with one setup command
Run the delivery-vs-outcome example
Open the local browser workspace

PowerShell / terminalQUICK START

npm run setup
npm run example:delivery-fixed
npm run serve

Browser UI + MCP · http://127.0.0.1:3847

Honest scope

A reference implementation, not a support contract.

OpenSourceConnector is published as a working architectural pattern. Fork it, study it, change it, and build on it. HashMo is not promising an open-source maintenance SLA, issue-triage schedule, or commercial support for this edition.

OPEN REFERENCE

What it gives builders

Standing multi-agent team runtime
Tiered memory and consolidation
Human approval and audit patterns
Browser UI and MCP endpoint
Provider adapters and local mock mode
Apache-2.0 source code

NOT THE CLAIM

What it does not promise

Proof of subjective AI continuity
A managed cloud service
Guaranteed provider availability
Browser or desktop automation
An ongoing maintenance roadmap
Commercial support or licensing

Two editions, different promises

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OPEN SOURCE

OpenSourceConnector

Apache-2.0 reference implementation for developers, researchers, and teams exploring durable multi-agent architecture.

Repository opens at launch ↗

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Open on launch day

Build on the pattern. Keep the architecture honest.

Read the limitations first, run the mock example, and treat every external action as a real trust boundary.

github.com/hashmoofficial-oss/OpenSourceConnector