Omnara is now available over MCP
MCP joins the @omnaraai API, SDK, and CLI. Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP client and spin up production-grade agents
Introducing Omnara: the open-source alternative to Claude Managed Agents.
Omnara is an API for creating and interacting with production-grade agents. You build the agent. Omnara handles hosting, durable state, sandboxes, permissions, secrets, and the rest of the production infrastructure.
Available now @omnaraai
your agents can now wake themselves up at 6am and get to work without you
whatever config, models, tools, MCPs, skills, or setup you want, running on a schedule
we've been dogfooding it for our daily usage reports @omnaraai
managed agents on your schedule
good question. omnara sits a layer below eve
eve is an application framework, you author an agent as a typescript codebase and ship it as a deployment. in omnara agents are treated as durable api objects you can launch and steer in real-time
this makes spinning up agents easier and more powerful. for example spin up agents per customer, per ticket or per slack thread with an api call. change an agentβs behavior by posting a new config (not a new deploy). let non-engineers launch and steer agents from the console. rbac, per-project grants on models, secrets, and machines, and spend limits out of the box instead of building them. and every agent's history lands in your own postgres, queryable for any purpose
omnara is also vendor-neutral - bring your own model keys, pick your sandbox vendor (e.g. blaxel, daytona, unikraft) with your own account, or attach your own hardware (your laptop counts). eve's happy path is vercel-shaped: ai gateway, vercel workflow, vercel sandbox
to be fair, eve is a great fit if you're building one deeply integrated agent inside a typescript app (custom channels, react hooks)
whereas omnara lets you run agents as a service you call. this gets into a lot of the primitives we built to make agents flexible and powerful like the control plane, the log is the agent, stateless workers advancing the loop, machines are tools, and orgs, projects, roles, and grants govern everything