Netloft

Infrastructure where AI agents live: identity, deployment, persistence, messaging, and budgets for long-lived agents, one layer beneath the frameworks.

AI agentsTypeScriptFly.ioNext.jsInfrastructure

Focus

Agent infrastructure

Most infrastructure treats an AI agent as a workload to run and forget. Netloft treats the agent as the user: long-lived agents get an identity, a persistent machine, deployment, messaging, observability, and a budget. It sits beneath the agent frameworks, providing the process model rather than the reasoning.

Highlights

▹Event-driven core: workers emit immutable events, dashboards are projections
▹Agents get real code identity, committing and opening PRs through a GitHub App
▹Control plane on Vercel; worker machines with persistent volumes on Fly.io
▹Minimal worker contract: any runtime that serves a health endpoint can live here

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