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Agenvoy is an open-source Go-based agent execution engine inspired by OpenClaw. It provides a unified interface over multiple LLM providers (including Copilot, Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Nvidia, and OpenAI-compatible endpoints) and uses a planner model to route each request to an appropriate provider. Tasks are driven by declarative “skills” defined in Markdown that specify system prompts and permitted tools, and a selector chooses the best skill at runtime. Agenvoy includes a built-in toolset for filesystem operations, web access, scheduling, error memory, and HTTP requests, plus a JSON-driven extension system for adding external REST APIs without changing Go code. It emphasizes security through OS-native sandboxing for command execution, symlink-safe path validation with deny-lists, and storing API keys in the OS keychain. It can run as a CLI or as a persistent Discord bot with per-channel sessions and scheduled task callbacks, and it maintains cross-session memory via stored structured summaries and persisted tool errors.
Hard to run agentic tasks across LLMs securely with tools, memory, and scheduling.
Go agent unifies LLM providers with skills, tools, sandboxing, memory, and bot/CLI modes.
Developers needing multi-LLM agent execution via CLI or Discord.
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